A typical person, who is speaking clearly and distinctly, speaks at about 100-150 words per minute. Thus, a 5-minute speech would contain roughly 600 words, total. A double-spaced, 12-point font will have roughly 1500 characters per page, which is 250 words, on average. So, a 5-minute speech should be about 3 single-spaced pages.
(Note: special cases, such as a debate team competition, can raise the WPM to well over 500)
Oh, dude, a 5-minute speech should be like around 3-4 pages if you're double-spaced and using a normal font size. But hey, if you're a fast talker or love those dramatic pauses, you might get away with just 2 pages. Just remember, it's not about the number of pages, it's about how you rock that stage, man.
We have a number of variables here; not all pages contain the same number of words, and not all speakers speak at the same speed. Write out a page, then actually time yourself to find out how long it takes you to say those words. Then you'll know.
according to the speaker's guidebook 2009 MLA it says there should be between 2-5 main points.
Just be yourself and you could include some jokes but not too many otherwise people will think your not serious. Also you can include since when you wanted to be a house captain and why. And finally tell them your promise. And don't forget to say 'vote for me'
The Canadian constitution is not soley a written document and therefore you cannot quantify the number of pages, words or paragraphs as you can with the American Constitution.
it was 17 minutes long
On average, a 6-minute speech consists of about 2-3 pages of double-spaced, size 12 font text. This estimation allows for a conversational pace that includes pauses and emphasis on certain points. It is important to practice the speech to ensure it is delivered effectively within the time frame.
The One Minute Manager has 112 pages.
The Three-Minute Universe has 265 pages.
9540/5 = 1908 pages in one minute
It depends on font and page format. It would be more instructive to consider this in terms of word count. In my experience, a fifteen minute presentation is usually around 2300-3000 words.
We have a number of variables here; not all pages contain the same number of words, and not all speakers speak at the same speed. Write out a page, then actually time yourself to find out how long it takes you to say those words. Then you'll know.
12 pages in 6 minutes = 2 pages per minute. 96 pages at 2 pages per minute = 96/2 = 48 minutes.
The Canon Imagerunner 1025IF produces 25 pages-per-minute.
It will print in upwards of 40-45 pages per minute when the settings are at normal.
about 140
OVER 9000!!
A good rate to speak is about 150 two syllable words per minute (four syllable words count as two words). So a 4-5 minute speech should be around 600-700 words or about two typed pages. If you using slides or power point then about 400 words will be enough. The more you prepare the better you will be. If you nervous you will tend to speak faster so remember to speak clearly and not too fast.