Section: Oratory Outline Now that you have chosen your speech topic and started your research‚ you are ready to begin creating an outline for your speech. Directions: Read each step carefully and begin to fill out information you would like to include in your speech Each step is described and examples are provided. I. ATTENTION STEP (Introduction) A. Attention Getter – Grab the audience’s attention with the very first sentence You can do this in the following ways: Start with
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different types of business information‚ their sources and their purposes. Verbal information- communicating face to face is a method of verbal communication that is used in business. There’s less chance that there will be any misunderstanding because you are communicating both verbally and non-verbally. It is not always practical to speak to somebody face to face i.e. if they are on the other side of the world. In this case communicating over the telephone can be useful but more over its important
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goal of the course is to encourage students to appreciate the peculiar worth and value that comes when thinking as a historian. This is a course not only about what we know about history but also what questions can be asked about the past‚ what is revealed when we ask such questions‚ and the consequences of these inquiries for what we may know in the future. Students are encouraged to see history as a discipline open to investigations and therefore a vital
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In the article “What Your Supermarket Knows About You” Martin Lindstrom details his experience after visiting a laboratory in Chicago of one of the largest consumer goods manufacturers. He describes the different marketing techniques retailers use to get customers to stay longer and buy more. Lindstrom explains how they monitor their shoppers to see how they respond to different tactics used; such as employing speed-bumps in certain sections of the store so they stay in one section longer and increase
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Procedure 17.5 You had to see if cystic fibrosis was inherited as a dominant or recessive allele. There was a table on the paper that you could use to determine that. Procedure 17.6 For this particular procedure you also had to determine if Huntington’s disease is inherited as a dominant or recessive allele. A table was provided in order to come up with that as well. Procedure 17.7 Then for this procedure it was also pretty much like the other procedures. On this one you have to determine
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home in the morning—I am a student. So I spend the day in a simple way. I get up from bed early in the morning. First‚ I do my morning duties. I wash my face and brush my teeth. I take great care of my teeth‚ because bad teeth are a sign of bad health. Then I take a little physical exercise. After taking exercise I go out for a walk in the open field. There I breathe pure morning air. My mind and body are both refreshed. Then I return home. I say my short prayer. After breakfast I sit down to prepare
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In the autobiography‚ I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings‚ Maya Angelou writes fondly of her mother Vivian Baxter. Maya writes about her mother with admiration of her beauty and grace. In one instance‚ Maya and her brother Bailey compare their mother to the Caucasian actress Kay Francis because of her magnetic personality. The praise Maya gives to her mother is similar to the praise Bee gives to her mother Bernadette in the novel‚ Where’d You Go‚ Bernadette? by Maria Semple. In the novel‚ Bee shows
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Inductive reasoning - Representativeness: The sample must: 1. Have all the same relevant characteristics 2. Have tem in same proportion as the target. 3. Selective Attention Biased sampling for every Stereotypical characteristics there are many non-stereotypical ones Enumerative induction Particulars -> General Parts -> whole Form; X percent of observed members of group A have property p. X percent of all members of group A have property P. Target Group/ Population = the whole
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3.5 The Supply and Demand (Price Floors and Ceilings) | Think about how much gas you and your family use every week. If your family owns a car‚ ask your parents about how many gallons of gas is purchased every week. If you are a driver- how many gallons do you consume every week? Do you ride on a bus or other Prices send signals and provide incentives to buyers and sellers. When supply or demand changes‚ market prices adjust‚ affecting incentives. High prices induce extra production while
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rebellion that shocked the nation into realizing this. It would push all but one state‚ Rhode Island‚ to attend the Philadelphia Convention in order to create the change needed to provide a strong and effective government. Thomas Jefferson stated‚ “I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing. It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of
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