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Jackelyne Guimaraes June 12, 2013 Keyword Outline
Attention Getter: Do you imagine the pet that you love being being use for test? Relevance: Although some people agree that animal testing is fine,but I strongly dislike the idea of the cruelty with the animal Credibility: According to Peta ’s fact sheet, they argue that ‘In many cases, animal studies do not just hurt animals and waste money, they kill people too.’” Thesis: Animal testing should be banned from United States. Preview: I will be discussing about animal testing and other options available. I have always felt strongly about animal rights, and cruelty to animals. Transition: Animal testing is the study, experimentation and research of any animal. Animal rights activists are opposed to using animals for medical research and experimentation because humans do not have the right to use animals. I. Animal rights Transition: Finding cures for humans and testing in animals. II. Animal testing Transition: In conclusion, A. Animal testing is not reliable and is very expensive. Animal testing is inhumane and now that there are alternatives to this, there is no excuse for anyone to still commit this act. Animal testing should be banned in America. I suggest that governments fully ban animal testing, so that the world becomes a better and safer place for both animals and humans.

Jackelyne Guimaraes Persuasive Speech 06/12/13 Full Sentence Outline Topic: Animal Testing General Purpose: Persuade Specific Purpose: After hearing my speech I want my audience to agree with me. I. II. Attention Getter: Do you imagine the pet that you love being being use for test? Relevance: Although some people agree that animal testing is fine,but I strongly dislike the idea of the cruelty with the animal

III. Credibility: According to Peta ’s fact sheet, they argue that ‘In many cases, animal studies do not just hurt animals and waste money, they kill people too.’” IV. Thesis: In American society many groups and organizations



References: (n.d.). Animal testing is bad science:point/counterpoint . Retrieved from peta.org (n.d.). Alternatives to animal testing. Retrieved from peta.org (n.d.). Cruelty to animals in laboratories . Retrieved from peta.org (n.d.). Information about animal testing . Retrieved from peta.org

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