Bettina was asked to give a presentation to a group of potential investors. She wouldn’t find out what specifics they wanted her to discuss until she collected their questions a few moments before the presentation. What type of delivery must Bettina use in this situation?

Impromptu Style

Explanation:

Theoretically, an “impromptu” speech is “made up on the spot.” It is unprepared and unrehearsed. There are many occasions when there is little or no opportunity to prepare.

Impromptu speeches are generally short and are often given with little or no notice. Notes are rare and the speaker generally looks directly at the audience.

It is fair to explain that “impromptu” describes a range from absolutely no preparation, to a modest amount of preparation (mostly thought) and rarely incorporates research or the formalities of outlines and citations that more formal speeches would include.

Impromptu

Explanation:

Impromptu delivery involves a presentation delivery where the presenter is not prepared, and occurs in the spur of the moment.

Points are raised as presentation goes along, and facts are presented on demand by the audience.

In this scenario Bettina was asked to give a presentation to a group of potential investors. She wouldn’t find out what specifics they wanted her to discuss until she collected their questions a few moments before the presentation. She will use impromptu delivery.

There are 4 delivery methods: impromptu, manuscript, memorised, and extemporaneous.