What is memorized speaking? When should it be used, and what are three suggestions for

using it well?

What will be an ideal response?

Memorized speaking is when the speaker writes out the presentation, then commits it to
memory. It should be used when exact wording is required, when the speaker has time
to commit it to memory, and if exact time limits are necessary. Suggestions include not
to deliver your speech too rapidly, avoid repetitious patterns in your voice; practice
vocal variety through the use of recordings, and use gestures and movement to add
interest and emphasis.