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Limited Preparation events:
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Extemporaneous Speaking -- You have 30 minutes to prepare a 7
minute speech on a topic in current events, using newspapers and
magazines.
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Impromptu -- 7 minutes to divide between preparing the speech and
giving the speech. Topics can be
quotations, cartoons, posters, objects, etc. Generally, you
prepare two minutes and speak for five.
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Platform Events:
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Informative speaking -- 10 minute speech designed to inform an audience.
The speech is memorized and uses a variety of sources.
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Persuasive speaking -- 10 minute speech where you identify a problem and
present a solution to that problem on both an individual level and a
larger community or legislative level
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After Dinner -- 10 minute speech where your goal is to illustrate
a serious topic through the use of humor.
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Rhetorical Criticism -- This is an event unique to the college
level. You take a speaker, speech, movement, poster or
advertisement and analyze it
through a critical methodology.
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