16. What kind of topics are important for a speech?

A. Any kind of topics
B. Topics that only you find interesting
C. Topics that matter to your listeners, as well as to yourself
D. All of the above

17. How would an audience member know that a speaker was giving an extemporaneous speech?

A. The speaker uses a few notes to look at and talks in a conversational tone
b. The speaker has a manuscript that is read directly to the audience
C. The title 'Extemporaneous Speaker' is listed by his/her name in the program
D. The speaker uses no notes and recites a memorized text

18. James is worried that giving a memorized speech may be boring. What advice could you give him to make sure it isn't?

A. Give the speech as quickly as possible so that audience members will have to focus to keep up
B. Give the audience a copy of the speech text so they can follow along and notice if you make a mistake
C. Focus only on getting the lines right and not on the audience's response to the speech
D. Relax, breathe, and write the speech in language that is familiar

19. Extemporaneous speaking is a form of delivering a speech that

A. Uses a manuscript
B. Uses an outline
C. Is off-the-cuff using no notes or manuscript
D. none of the above

20. Manuscript speaking is

A. Extemporaneous speaking
B. Impromptu speaking
C. Speaking from a written version of the speech
D. Microphone speaking​