Which term describes an unprepared speech delivered spontaneously?

• A. Extemporaneous Speech
• B. Melting Pot
• C. Filipinism
• D. Courage

Answer: (A)

Understanding speech delivery types helps you see how a talk is prepared and delivered. An extemporaneous speech is prepared in advance but delivered with the help of notes or an outline rather than a full manuscript, which lets you speak more naturally and adapt as you go. The description “unprepared speech delivered spontaneously” fits this best because it involves prior preparation paired with a spontaneous, conversational delivery rather than reading a script or speaking entirely off the cuff. The other terms aren’t about speech delivery at all: a melting pot is about cultural mixing, Filipinism refers to Filipino linguistic usage, and courage is a personal quality. So, the best fit is extemporaneous speech.