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Extempore

• Extempore is a Latin word which means “Out of the Moment”; in


other words, we can say ‘at the time.’
• An extempore speech is an impromptu speech which the candidate is
required to make on a topic given there and then.
Benefits of Extempore Speech
• When a person tries to speak freely, it helps to increase their Confidence
level and also help overcome their stage fear and public speaking. This
usually helps the children to speak their heart out without hiding what they
feel.
• These are some of the benefits of extempore speech:
• Idea Generation
• Ability to think on the spot
• Communication skills
• Increased Confidence 
• One can develop logical and analytical thinking
Extempore Rules
• Speak to the point, and irrelevant points attract negative marking.
• Each participant gets a particular 2to5 minutes time slot to speak to
put your points forward.
• If the Time limit exceeds, marks can be deducted.
• One should speak in a prescribed language may be English or Hindi or
any other, switching in between to other language attracts negative
marking.
• Decision made by jury or judges is final.
How to prepare for Extempore
• Always read Current affairs.
• Think first, then organize everything that you know about the topic.
• Frame outline, how to start- points to make- how to end.
• No Bluff, irrelevant and unnecessary points attract negative points.
• Remain Calm and Composed.
• Conclude with a positive note.
How to start an Extempore
• Start with a quote, real-life experience, or example.
• Always speak relevantly to the topic.
• If you remember any quantitative data about the topic, mention it to
justify your points. 
• Stick only to the topic.
• Be calm and composed.
• End with a positive note.
Extempore Tips
• Topic Knowledge is not necessary, but the way you approach it
matters.
• Think first, then speak.
• Frame outline, how to start- points to make- how to end.
• Be Audible Enough.
• No Bluff, irrelevant and unnecessary points attract negative points.
• Remain Calm and Composed.
• Conclude with a positive note.
Activity till 12:37

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