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Climb the Mountain Speech
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Judging
Individual Event Interps Step 1:
Individual Event (IE) Interp Descriptions There
are many different types of IE Speeches. The below are Washington State Rules
and Events BUT read the rules on your ballot at the tournament as some
tournaments use different rules. DRAMATIC
INTERPRETATION The speaker shall interpret one or more
selections, serious in nature, from one or more authors of prose, poetry,
drama (play), radio, television, or recording and may be a monologue. Presentation must be memorized. Students may not use props, makeup, or costumes. Physical movement to suggest characterization is
permitted including full body movement.
The title and author must be identified during
the presentation. TIME LIMIT: 10 MINUTES. No time signals will be given. HUMOROUS
INTERPRETATION The rules AND
TIME LIMIT are the same as those for Dramatic Interpretation except that the
material should be humorous. DUAL
INTERPRETATION A program of one or more selections of published
prose, poetry, or drama presented by two students. The title(s) and author(s) must be
identified. The presentation must be from memory; scripts
will be penalized. Props, makeup and costumes are not
permitted. Physical movement to suggest characterization is
permitted including full body movement.
The contestants will not look at each other but
rather ahead, except they may look at each other during the introduction. The contestants will not touch each other. TIME LIMIT: 10 MINUTES. No time signals will be given. INTERPRETIVE
The contestant
shall interpret two or more selections from two or more authors. The collection
must include at least one selection of prose, and one of poetry. No dramas (plays)
are allowed. The
interpretation should be read from a manuscript and not memorized. Students may not
use props, makeup, or costumes. Expressions,
gestures, body positions and upper body movement are allowed as a means of
characterization. Full body
movement is permitted. The title and
author for each piece must be identified during the presentation. A theme must be
established and the pieces should be balanced time-wise. TIME LIMIT: 8
MINUTES. No time signals will be
given. Go to Step 2: Giving Feedback to the Speakers Xx readers, ignore this—it is for jim What arguments will they make? Xx oh my stars . . . |
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