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Unit Five: Part One
Unit Five: Part One
Language
Chapter 9
In groups of 4, identify and explain the 4 types of delivery methods and the advantages and disadvantages of each
- What type have we used?
- What type will we use for commemorative speeches?
Example Commemorative Speeches
Looking Forward
Imagery & Rhythm
Here are a spectrum of speeches
Today
Why is this important?
You are required to use and label
- Chapter 9 (second half)
- language, rhythm, and imagery
- Assign Commemorative Speech
- Example speeches
With any delivery style, even manuscript, there is a need for oral style not reading.
Oral Style is a speaking style that reflects the spoken rather than the written word (172)
- consider the differences between reading and talking
- talking is more listenable, more interactive, more casual, and more repetitive
Descriptive:
Listenable/humorous:
Commemorate/Tribute:
Coming Up
Turn to pg. 101 in your coursebook
- 4-5 min
- manuscript style (example 108)
- tribute a person, concept, idea etc.
- organize according to values
- use & label imagery and rhythm
- Quiz 4 (ch. 14 & 15) Due Apr. 26
- Commemorative Speeches Topic Proposals in class today
Imagery
Think sights, smells, tastes, and sounds
Rhythm
the arrangement of words into patterns so the sounds of the words together enhance the meaning of a phrase (176)
Activity Time:
Apply this knowledge by identifying examples of rhythm
White board time!
Simile: figure of speech that makes an explicit comparison of two things using the word like or as (174) (tree simile, F. D.)
Metaphor: figure of speech that makes a comparison between two things by describing one thing as being something else (Big Bang)
Personification: figure of speech that attributes human characteristics to animals, objects, or concepts (the Hills have Eyes)
Parallelism: arrangement of related words so they are balanced or of related sentences so they have identical structures
Repetition: repeating keywords or phrases at the beginning or end of sentences or clauses
Alliteration: Repetition of initial sounds of two or more words in a sentence or phrase
- mnemonic device
Antithesis: placement of words and phrases in contrast or opposition to one another