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ARELLANO UNIVERSITY
Jose Abad Santos Pasay Campus
3058 Taft Avenue, Pasay City
COLLEGE OF NURSING
PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
GCAS 06 – SATURDAY
MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT # 1:
DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEECHES
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
in Purposive Communication
SUBMITTED TO:
DR. EFIGENIA MAGALLANES
SUBMITTED BY:
ACHAZO, JEANELLE MAUREEN T.
OCTOBER 13, 2022

1 . STUDENT COUNCIL CAMPAIGN SPEECH
– use persuasive speech to convince or persuade the audience to vote for him/her.
Example: Both parties are aiming to persuade their fellow students to vote for them by
giving their own creative speeches about their platforms, qualifications, and educational
achievement.
2. MONOLOGUE SPEECH
– is a speech given by one actor as part of a play, film, or theatrical performance who
reveals inner thoughts and offers context for his or her role.
Example : When I was in Grade 10, my Filipino teacher gave us tasks to be covered in
our final activity performance task, which was to perform one of the characters from El
Felibusterismo in front of our class. I made a monologue speech, which I portrayed as
Doña Victorina.

3. PERSONAL NARRATIVE SPEECH
– speech is used to tell a story, or give focus on a specific real life event. Speakers often
use anecdotes to relate their experiences as well as to engage the audience and to give
inspiration or moral lesson to the listeners. This event quite often happened in
organization that advocates to give motivational to its audience such as school, church,
and open forum in specific groups.
Example: One of my friends invited me to be one of the speakers at their church to
share my experiences in life, how I encountered God and how I overcame all those
struggles in my life.
4. SCHOOL DECLAMATION SPEECH
– a declamation is a formal speech that uses rhetorical language, expressive
movements, and powerful emphasis to make a point. Declamations are frequently used
to persuade an audience to believe what you are saying.
Example: Everyone in the crowd is awestruck and stunned as one of the participants of
Grade 10 showcases his well-structured and on-point declamation piece about relevant
social and political issues in our country.

5. MANUSCRIPT SPEECH
– the manuscript speech is a presenting technique in which the speaker don’t need to
memorize as he/she can reads the prepared piece of paper (printed or handwritten
form) or a teleprompter.