1. Special Type Speeches

2. Provide Amusement or Diversion for the Audience. Techniques for Entertaining Anecdotes, Example, and Quotations Narratives Descriptions

3. Designed to Introduce a Speaker to the Audience Techniques for Introductions What Kind of Introduction? Brevity & Accuracy Pronounce the Name Correctly, Use the Right Name Set tone, avoid exaggeration, to discuss or not discuss? Don’t Steal! Adapt remarks to occasion, speaker, & audience OBJECTIVE: Creative a sense of anticipation & drama.

4. A speech that presents someone a gift, an award or some other form of public recognition… Include Following Elements: Background Information Criteria for Recipient Selecting Achievements of Recipient

5. Given When Receiving an Award, Honor, Promotion, or some other public recognition Thank Those Who Helped Thank the People Giving the Award Don’t Exaggerate Be Brief Will Ferrell Acceptance Speech

7. Praises or Celebrates a Person, Group, Institution, or Event. A Tribute Speech Should be Completely Positive Paul Walker Tribute Speech

8. A Speech of Praise for a Friend, Relative, or Colleague, Who has Died. Should be Dignified Don’t Exaggerate Sentimental Events Focus on Significance

9. Stir Positive Emotions Similar to Persuasive Speech Focused Solely on invoking Emotions Delivery is Important Facial Expressions Posture Tone of Your Voice

10. 5-6 Min, Visual Aid, 1-2 Oral References Follow Ch.14 informative format for all Special Occasions except Inspirational! Follow Ch.15 Motivated Sequence for Inspirational. Choices: After Dinner, Introduction, Awards, Acceptance, Tribute, Eulogy, Inspirational