SpeechChapter 16:
Oral InterpretationActivity Lesson PlanIntroduction
Students have learned about the history of oral interpretation as well as its modern day uses. In this lesson they will review effective oral interpretation techniques. Lesson Description
Students will use vocabulary words pertaining to oral interpretation to complete a crossword puzzle. Instructional Objective
Students will reinforce their knowledge of oral interpretation and review techniques used in effective oral presentations. Student Web Activity Answers omniscient: a type of narration where the narrator is all-knowing anthology: a collection of passages from literature auditory: related to or experienced through hearing mood: the emotional tone created or expressed in a work offstage focus: a technique in which readers envision the scene out in the audience persona: the fictional speaker of the work to be interpreted scene setting: focusing the scene described on an imaginary stage in front of the reader meter: a measure of the rhythm in a line of poetry rhapsode: wandering minstrel in ancient Greece theme: the central idea of a literary work motif: a dominant idea or central theme introspective: reflectively looking inward
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