Chapter 16: Informative Speaking
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22. In the context of common informative speech types, lengthy expository speeches are known as _____.
Analysis:
a. Incorrect. An expository speech is an informative presentation that provides
carefully researched, in-depth knowledge about a complex topic. See 16-3: Common
Informative Speech Types
b. Correct. Lengthy expository speeches are known as lectures. All expository
speeches require speakers to draw from an extensive research base, choose an
organizational pattern best suited to the material and specific speech goal, and use a
variety of informative methods to sustain the audience’s attention and help them
understand the material presented. See 16-3: Common Informative Speech Types
c. Incorrect. An expository speech is an informative presentation that provides
carefully researched, in-depth knowledge about a complex topic. See 16-3: Common
Informative Speech Types
d. Incorrect. An expository speech is an informative presentation that provides
carefully researched, in-depth knowledge about a complex topic. See 16-3: Common
Informative Speech Types
Common Informative Speech Types
COMM.SELLNOW.2021.16.03 – Create both process and expository
informative speeches.
Types of informative speeches
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23. Which of the following statements is true of expository speeches?
They usually do not require speakers to draw material from an extensive research base.
They rely heavily on the demonstration method of informing.
Their goal is to demonstrate how something is done, is made, or works.
They include speeches that explain a political, economic, social, religious, or ethical issue.