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 1) Oral interpretation of literature is when you take a piece of written out words from either a play, book, poem, and perform is as a spoken word. Then that performance us read aloud in order to communicate the meaning to an audience. It is the interpretive and dramatic reading that is spoken though emotion, aesthetic and intellectuality.

2) It is very similar to presenting a speech or presentation and having to speak upon an audience. It is different because it requires more enthusiasm and emotion when you're talking, it's also different because it takes pre-written words from plays, books, or poems. So instead of creating your own speech you act our or present something that can be written from a book.

3) My main reason in taking this course is finishing college and high school at the same time, so I will be able to have both my high school diploma and an associates degree, then after high school I'll go to a 4 year University to finish my schooling even further. Although I'm also very interested in what this course has to offer, and really want to gain more knowledge and extend my communication skills.

4) I'm most excited about the things and material I will be learning or working with. I want to learn more about oral interpretation to further my speaking abilities and capabilities. I'll definitely try my best during this course and even improve my communication skills.

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