Which speech type is memorized and delivered from memory with no notes?

• A. Impromptu
• B. Extemporaneous
• C. Manuscripted
• D. Memorized

Answer: (D)

The concept here is how a speaker delivers a speech without any notes. The memorized approach is the one in which the speaker has all the words committed to memory and delivers the entire speech from memory, with no prompts or written material.

This fits the question because the defining feature is no notes at all, unlike other types. Impromptu is spoken with little or no preparation, often without notes but not fully memorized. Extemporaneous is delivered from a prepared outline or brief notes, not from memory alone. Manuscripted is read aloud from a written script, not memorized. So the memorized style best matches "delivered from memory with no notes."