Speeches can resonate from the platform to the playing field, and the manner wil

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Speeches can resonate from the platform to the playing field, and the manner will vary according to the occasion and venue. They can reflect a range of styles from the formal, solemn and uplifting panegyric to the informal, stirring pep talk. Write a 100-word negative critique of the presentation by Obama,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoJq_kdOffY

Some of the criteria you may want to consider:

Content, Delivery, Interesting, Audience Contact, Voice Quality, Well-Organized, Posture, Engaging Gestures, Tone.

Explanation / Answer

Speeches have an powerful impact on the listeners, when they are delivered by the right person, at the right time and at the right place. There are many kinds of speeches. They are :

Informative speech :

This kind of speech is used to provide a specific information to the audience. The main motto of this speech is to inform the audience about an event, object, conceptual process.

Examples :

100-word negative critique of the presentation by Obama :

The speech was going on and on only on the same point.The speech lacked the HOW part. Its stated the known facts of what people already know happened. The speech was not making enough intensified tone to explain about future course of action. The speech does not describe how to make America a better place in aspects of safety and security concerns. They lack to explain the process and plan of action.

Content, : The content is the same block of information. That is being repeated several times.

Interesting : The speech misses the interesting part of the speech should actually be. The facts of speech didn’t seem interesting.

Audience Contact : Maintaining audience contact is a difficult task to maintain with a huge crowd like in the video. But the President made a great job in maintaining the contact.

Voice Quality : Quality of the speech is good ,as he is well expertised in delivering the speeches to huge crowds.

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