ORAL TASK G E N R E D E S C R I P T I O N / F E A T U R E S G U I D E L I N E S O F D E L I V E R Y
Biblical Passage
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Reading
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A biblical passage reading is the manner of
reading a section that is primarily extracted
from the context of the Holy Bible.
1. Maintain a solemn and prayerful
while and keep a natural pace.
4. Pause before concluding the passage through
saying, “This is the word of the Lord. Amen”.
1. Practice the manuscript as if it is the
Manuscript
Reading
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Manuscript speaking is the word-for-word
complete performance with vocal expression
iteration of a pre-written speech which is
and proper
prepared by someone else.
ery with proper gestures, eye contact, and vocal
variation.
1. Highlight or stress word/s that strike as a
significant to the piece.
2. Be aware with the punctuations used in the
piece. Punctuation does not only help with
Poetry
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Interpretation
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Poetry Interpretation is a complex process of
finding the a line/sentence.
response to the interrelated characteristics of
3. Awareness in the use of poetic devices add to
the language of the poem.
the interpretation of a poem. These can be
indicators of stressed importance.
4. Know what the author’s intent for the poem.
Grasping what the author’s vision can offer a
new interpretation never thought of for a poem.
1. Practice correct pronunciation.
Jazz Chant
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Jazz Chant are defined poems with repeated
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beats which are delivered in a fast rhythm.
2. Memorize the piece and assign which voice
to be used in in different sections of the poem.
3. Project the voices and convey the accurate
interpretation of the piece.
Chamber theater is a manner of presenting
literary works to the stage using maximal
1. Execute movement on the stage.
Chamber
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amount of the work's original text and often
2. Exaggerate actions and voices.
Theater
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minimal and suggestive settings. It includes
3. Face the actor you are addressing.
narration in the performed text and the
4. Use the stage well.
narrator might be played by multiple actors.
1. Read loud enough and pronounce words
It is a style of theater in which the actors do not
Reading Theater
Non-
memorize their lines instead they use vocal
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expression to help the audience understand the
story rather than visual storytelling.
clearly and correctly.
2. Hold the copy properly.
3. Vary the voices to be used depending on the
expression.
4. Look at the audience once in a while to
maintain a conversational atmosphere.