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BITSPilaniPilani | Dubai | Goa | Hyderabad

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Many SpecialOccasions

ProvideOpportunitiesFor Speech

Making

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Primary Purpose Is Neither ToInform Nor Persuade, But To

Fulfill The Special Needs Of

The Occasion

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Types of Special OccasionSpeeches:

IntroductionPresentation

Acceptance

Commemorative

After-Dinner

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Speeches OfIntroduction

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3 Goals: To Build Enthusiasm For The

Upcoming Speaker To Generate Interest In The

Speakers Topic

To Establish A WelcomingClimate That Will Boost TheSpeakers Credibility

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Be Brief No More Than 2 To 3 Minutes

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Be Completely Accurate Errors Are Embarrassing Be Sure To Say The Main

Speakers Name Correctly

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Be Adapted To The Occasion Formal Occasions Require

Formal Speeches OfIntroduction

Informal Occasions AllowFor Casual Speeches OfIntroduction

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Be Adapted To The Main

SpeakerDont Say Anything To Make

The Main Speaker

Uncomfortable

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Be Adapted To The MainSpeaker

Dont Over-praise The Speaker

For His Or Her Speaking Skills

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Be Adapted To The MainSpeakerDont Make Embarrassing

Remarks About The SpeakersPersonal Life

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Be Adapted To The Audience Take Into Account Audience

Knowledge, Or Lack Thereof,

Of The Speaker

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Try To Create A Sense OfAnticipation And DramaSave The Speakers Name

For LastDeliver The Speech Of

Introduction With

Sincerity And Conviction

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Speeches OfPresentation

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Given WhenSomeone Receives

A Gift Or Award

Should BeRelatively Brief

A Few Lines To4 Or 5 Minutes

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Main Purpose:To Explain Why TheRecipient Is Receiving The

Award Or Gift Point Out Achievements

& Discuss Them In Ways

That Will Make ThemMeaningful To The

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If The Recipient Won The Award

In A Competition, Praise TheOther Competitors, As Well

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Speeches OfAcceptance

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3 Goals: Give Thanks For A Gift

Or Award

To Thank The PeopleWho Are BestowingThe Gift Or Award

To Acknowledge ThoseWho Helped TheRecipient Gain The

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Do notusethis time forpolitical

agendas.Only use itto sayThank

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CommemorativeSpeeches

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Speeches Of PraiseOrCelebration

To Pay Tribute To A Person, A

Group Of People, An Institution,Or An Idea

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Examples:

EulogiesFourth Of July Speeches

Testimonial AddressesDedications

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Fundamental Purpose OfThe CommemorativeSpeech:

To Inspire The AudienceTo Heighten AudienceAdmiration For The

Person, Institution, OrIdea Being Praised

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Although The Commemorative

Speech Presents Information, ItDiffers From The InformativeSpeech

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The Purpose Of TheInformative Speech:To Communicate I nfo

Clear ly And Accurately


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The Purpose Of The

Commemorative Speech:To Express Feelings And

Arouse Sentiments

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Commemorative Speeches

Depend Upon The Creative AndSubtle Use Of Language

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Avoid Using Clichs And Trite

StatementsUse Stylistic Devices To Enhance

The Rhythm, Imagery, And

CreativityOf The Speech

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After -

DinnerSpeeches

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Primary Purpose:

To Entertain

Often Given At Breakfast &

Lunch Gatherings As Well AsAfter Dinner

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After - Dinner Speeches

Are Lighter In ToneThan Other Types OfSpeeches

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Almost Any Topic Can BeAppropriate

Should Not Be Technical or

Argumentative

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Supporting Materials

Should Be Chosen ForTheir Entertainment

Value Rather Than For

Their PersuasiveStrength

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S O S


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Listeners AreLooking For A Good -Natured Talk That

Treats A SubjectImaginatively AndWhimsically

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Although Lighter In Tone, After -Dinner Speeches Require CarefulPreparation

Clearly Organized Around ACentral Theme

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Delivery Should BePracticed To EnhanceDesired Impact OnThe Audience

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Humor Can Be ImportantBut Do Not Strive To Be A Stand -

Up ComicPurpose Of Humor: To Provoke

Smiles & ChucklesNot To

Convulse The Audience With AString Of One-liners

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Humor Grows Naturally Out OfThe Speech Materials, AndProvides Insight Into The Topic

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Many ExcellentAfter - DinnerSpeeches Contain

No Humor

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