Articulation Modulation Stage Presence Audience Rapport Facial Expression, Gesture, and Movements Stage Fright _________ is the establishment of connection between the speaker to the audience. _________ pertains to the proper pronunciation of words with proper breathing. _________ is the ability to own the stage by moving around and projecting personality through appropriate movements. _________ is the ability to adjust volume, pitch, and clarity of sound in speaking. _________ reinforces the clarity of the message thru non-verbal cues or elements. Directions: Read the following situations. Identify what went wrong in relation to the principles of speech delivery. Choose your answer from the box below. Write your answer on the space provide before the number. Articulation Modulation Stage Presence Audience Rapport Facial Expression Gesture and Movements Stage Fright _____1. Angelica’s group decided to conduct a meeting in the field. When she started speaking, people at the back started cringing and looking confused. What went wrong? _____ 2. He is a new teacher from another country. It was his first time to teach in the Philippines. He is having a difficulty aspirating some letters because of his accent which made some students ask him to repeat words for them. What went wrong? _____ 3. It was Gilson’s turn to present in the class and he really can’t stop fidgeting the moment he stood in front of the class. What went wrong? _____ 4. At the far end of the room, there was Banny and other three boys sleeping while Mr. Francis stood still, reading a lengthy story with his monotonous voice echoing in the classroom. What went wrong? _____ 5. Being an amateur in the field of acting, Marcus was asked to play the role of a mute, however his co-actor cannot thoroughly feel his emotion with the non-verbal cues he used. What went wrong? ​