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Prepare a detailed outline for the informative speech assigned using a speech template. A minimum of two references are required and must be included created within the outline and reference section.
Prepare and deliver an informative speech an essay! one page
An informative speech is one that aims to inform the audience about a given topic. We were all born in a city, a township, or the country. We call this our hometown. This will be the topic of your speech and will require research. A minimum of two references are reqired and must be included and credited within the speech. Always make an effort to personalize your content and engage your audience. Your hometown has a story to tell, so consider researching demographics, location, and historical significance to get you started.
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Hello. Please find attached draft. I am requesting a few addition hours to adjust as per outline. Let me know if there is any edits so far.
SPEECH TITLE
by NAME
General Purpose: to inform, to persuade, or to entertain
Target audience:
Specific Purpose Statement: a statement of what you want your audience to do when
you finish your speech.
Main point/thesis statement: a one-sentence summary of your speech.
INTRODUCTION
The introduction should be written out word for word. Use complete sentences in your
outline. The introduction should include the following:
1. Attention getter;
2. Preview of the speech;
3. Establish the credibility and goodwill of the speaker: state your qualification
(experience/research) to speak about this topic.
transition: Move from the introduction into the main point of the body.
BODY
I. A single complete sentence expressing the main point of this section of the speech.
A. Subpoint (As with main points, subpoints should be written in full sentences.)
1. Sub-subpoint: written in full sentences.
2. Sub-subpoint
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