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    structural parts of a persuasive speech. Attention Statement Show a picture of a person on death row and ask the audience: does an innocent man deserve to die? Introduction Briefly introduce the man in an Illinois prison and explain that he was released only days before his impending death because DNA evidence (not available when he was convicted)‚ clearly established his innocence. A statement of your topic and your specific stand on the topic: “My speech today is about the death penalty

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    Long Neck Women of Thailand I. Introduction/Attention Getter Could you imagine wearing a brass coil around your neck for your entire life? Restricting your movement‚ feeling uncomfortable‚ and having a hard time reaching that itch? II. Purpose Sentence Today I’m going to inform you of the long neck women of Thailand and their unique neck rings that they wear. III. Preview Thailand has a much different culture than we do in America and most countries. Here in American we wear jewelry;

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    Outline of Informative Speech Topic: Cultural sharing General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience the importance of cultural sharing. Central Idea: There are three importance of cultural sharing in Malaysia. They are importance of Malay language‚ understanding cultural interaction and architecture in Malaysia. Introduction What is cultural sharing? Language is a culture and culture is learned behavior. If you notice it‚ cultural sharing is all around us. It is in the media

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    First Amendment The First Amendment allows every American their freedom rights. “The First Amendment protects educators’ ability to exercise their judgment in accordance with professional standards and provides the latitude to create learning environments that effectively help young people acquire the knowledge and skills needed to become productive‚ self-sufficient‚ and contributing members of society” (Staff‚ N.). The First Amendment gives the teacher power and freedom to encourage the student

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    SPEECH PREPARATION OUTLINE TOPIC: Emerging Entrepreneurs Title: Biggest Businesses Run by College Dropouts General purpose: To explain about to be successful do not need to get higher education. Specific purpose: To be successful must work hard‚ not easy to give up and be creative in engaging in an activity. Central idea: Explains the success of the worlds richest. Organizational pattern: Special I. INTRODUCTION Open with impact/ Attention getter: Ask question: Ever wonder where the

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    Speech Outline Title: “Global Warming” General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: After listening to my speech‚ audience members will be aware of global warming and take steps to reduce the effects. Thesis: The consequences of global warming jeopardises the current and future generation. Introduction I. Attention getter : Comparison of the globe decades ago and now II. Thesis statement III. Preview of main points Body I. What are the factors of global warming? A. Pollution *

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    Persuasive Speech Outline “Computed Mediated Communication” I. Introduction: A. Attention-Getter: How many of you can actually remember the days when you had to communicate via the phone or through letters‚ when you had to actually write checks and present them to humans to get cash‚ or had to go to the library to do literally all of your research? B. Link-to Audience: Most of us can’t imagine life without email‚ ATM machines‚ or the Internet because we rely on these things everyday

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    Lap/Shoulder Belt: A seat belt that is anchored at three points and restrains the occupant at the hips. IV. Today‚ I will tell all of you‚ why we should wear the seat belt in car based on three reasons. (Transition: Let’s start by looking at the first reason.) Body I. Using seat belt in car can help us to prevent death in about half of car accidents. A. 40‚000 people die each year in car accidents‚ the leading cause of death for people under the age of 35. Safety belts can prevent death

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    Outline: Specific purpose: To persuade my audience that IQ testing is not a valid measure to be used on modern populations. Central Idea: At the end of my speech the audience will know all about the disadvantages of IQ testing in addition to the bad impact it has on today’s society. Introduction: After taking 3 different IQ tests and averaging the results I can tell you that my IQ is either of 82 which is considered as low average or of 123 which is considered as superior! Ask yourself

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    Speech Outline Title: Mono on campus Name: Ryan Clark General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform the audience what mononucleosis really is‚ how it spreads‚ and how to prevent it. Time: 6 minutes I. Introduction A. How many of you have had a sore throat or runny nose since school started? B. Well if you raised your hand‚ you could be dealing with something far more worse than allergies or the common cold. C. I have had mono before in high school and I have just recently

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