Sarah Clark Speech 101 Stage Materials Paper Work Format for Informative and Persuasive Assignments Stage I Step One (General Purpose) _____ Informative __X__ Persuasive _____ Entertain Step Two (Select a Topic) students should watch what they say in public Three Things We Should Know 1. Why the public is not the right place for offensive language 2. Use of the word “gay” needs to be redefined. 3. How the words can affect people. Statement of Purpose:
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Tressa Gettelfinger 4/9/13 English 202 College Speech Persuasive speech #1 Topic: People should be Drug Tested to be on Welfare Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: To persuade people into wanting people to be drug tested to get welfare. Central Idea: If you have to be drug tested to get a job‚ you should have to be drug tested to get money from the government. Order of Main Points: Spatial I. Introduction a. There is a growing movement to make sure those on general welfare aren’t
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10/31/12 Persuasive Speech Outline I. ADG- It is not a myth why people call fast food disgusting. On a Friday night during my graveyard shift at McDonald’s a drunken customer passed by the Drive-Thru around 2:30a.m.While my coworker was taking his order the customer decided to cuss and call her really offensive names because she couldn’t get his order right. She got mad and decided to spit in the customers Sweet Tea‚ she was immediately fired when another coworker told the manager. Since I started
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Persuasive Speech - Outline The Greatest Story Ever Denied - UFO’s Introduction I. Good morning ladies and gentlemen. My name is Alexandra Trejos. II. Has anybody heard of flying saucers or missing time? III. Today I will be speaking about a topic I find very interesting. By a show of hands who here believes in Aliens? Who does not? Who doesn’t know if to believe or not? IV. I believe this is a captivating subject because it is a controversy topic that has been going on for many
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Orwell shows us how important squealer is in the novel by showing us how effective his language is when performing his persuasive speeches on behalf of the other pigs. In Squealers first speech he explains to the animals that the pigs are eating all the apples and the milk out of good will when they supposedly strongly dislike them. He uses several techniques which persuade the animals into believing all that squealer says is true; he uses rhetorical questions for example: “You do not imagine
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When delivering a persuasive speech‚ it is important to think about the ethical appeal‚ or ethos. Simply put‚ you will be able to convince more people if they believe you are a credible source‚ you have done your homework and you are putting forth the necessary information. I argued that the speaker’s credibility must be built and established in each speech; that what the speaker did or said before did not matter. It is important to realize that nowadays there are three different types of credibility
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Government’s approach to dealing with New Zealand’s childhood obesity epidemic. I am sure many of you found recent comments in the UK Chief Medical Officer’s annual report as chilling as I did. He said the reality of the obesity epidemic would mean many parents would outlive their children. We do not want that to happen here. We are facing a child obesity epidemic in New Zealand‚ but we can still do something about it. That is why it is so important to be part of a positive symposium
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felt I had no energy at all‚" she said. "I was always tired and constantly had a cold. I had spots all the time too." Ms Incocciati was shocked to be told she had very low levels of vitamin A‚ vitamin B12 and iron. "Eating late‚ you’re not digesting food properly. Getting up late‚ having a coffee‚ you’re running on
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Ladies and Gentlemen‚ When we were small‚ we all loved chips and soda. These kinds of food are examples of typical junk food. Today’s motion is ‘Junk food should be prohibited from the school’s tuck shop’. (Possible? Challenge the definition of prop?) (Our definition – junk food- includes un healthy nutrition values; should be- ought to but have not done so; banned-officially or legally prohibit) My side strongly disagrees with the motion and has 3 strong arguments against it. However‚
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Introduction I. (Attention Getter): How many of you see poverty and hunger as a problem in our world? How many of you think that you cannot feasibly help solve this problem? II. (Reveal Topic): A lot of children around the world are deprived of one or more of the essentials to survival and development. III. (Relate to Audience): I am sure almost all of us in here will have kids in the future at some point. Imagine not being able to give your child food to eat on a daily basis. Imagine
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