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Lincoln Oratory Contest Saturday, October 5, 2013Registration at 8:30 a.m. Contest begins at 9 a.m. This contest is composed of three divisions: Division 1 is for members of the Lincoln Presenters Association Division 2 is open to all interested individuals Division 3 is open to students 7th to 12th grades (from any school) ORIGINAL ORATORY RULES A. This oration is composed and memorized by the contestant who delivers it. B. The theme of the speech shall fall within one of the following...

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How to fill out original oratory rules

1. Read the official original oratory rules provided by the competition organizer.
2. Understand the time limits and structure required for the speech (typically 10 minutes).
3. Familiarize yourself with the judging criteria, including content, delivery, and effectiveness.
4. Prepare a strong introduction that engages the audience and presents the main topic.
5. Develop the body of the speech with clear arguments, evidence, and examples.
6. Conclude with a powerful closing that reinforces the main message.
7. Practice delivering the speech multiple times to ensure fluency and confidence.
8. Check for any specific formatting or citation rules if required.
9. Submit a written copy of the speech if the competition requires it.

Who needs original oratory rules?

1. Students participating in speech and debate competitions looking to improve their oratory skills.
2. Coaches and educators guiding students in the development of their original oratory pieces.
3. Judges needing to understand the parameters and criteria to fairly evaluate performances.
4. Anyone interested in public speaking and rhetorical skills to enhance their presentations.

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What is original oratory rules?

Original oratory rules refer to the guidelines and criteria for preparing and presenting speeches that are original compositions designed to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience. These rules often specify timing, content organization, and the use of language.

Who is required to file original oratory rules?

Competitors who participate in speech and debate tournaments, especially those featuring an original oratory category, are required to adhere to and file original oratory rules as part of their competition preparation.

How to fill out original oratory rules?

To fill out original oratory rules, competitors typically need to complete a form that includes their name, school, title of the oratory, a summary of the content, and sometimes a verification of originality. Specific formats may vary by competition.

What is the purpose of original oratory rules?

The purpose of original oratory rules is to ensure fairness, consistency, and clarity in the competition, promoting original thought and creativity, while also establishing standards for presentation and content.

What information must be reported on original oratory rules?

Information that must be reported on original oratory rules includes the speaker's name, the title of the speech, the competition date, the length of the speech, and a declaration that the work is original and has not been previously presented.