Description
SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION OUTLINE
In this outline, you will learn the following Student Learning Objectives:
1. Choose and narrow a topic appropriately for this audience.
2. Generate a well-reasoned argument for this specific audience.
3. Assess the strength of relative arguments and supporting evidence.
4. Create content formatted to an approved organizational pattern appropriate to time
and purpose.
5. To use correct Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling.
6. Develop a well crafted, specific thesis statement.
7. To effectively utilize the rule of subordination.
8. To appropriately demonstrate the rule of division.
9. To understand and incorporate the rule of parallel wording.
10. Make connections between the material and your own lives and experiences.
Your Name Here
Class
Speech of Introduction Outline
Due Date
General Purpose: To inform/introduce
Specific Purpose:
I. Introduction
A. (Attention Gainer)
B. (Thesis Statement)
C. (Preview Main Points)
II. Body
A. (Main Point # 1)
1. (Sub-Point # 1)
2. (Sub-Point # 2)
TRANSITION STATEMENT
B. (Main Point # 2)
1. (Sub-Point # 1)
2. (Sub-Point # 2)
III. Conclusion
A. (Restate Thesis)
B. (Restate Main Points)
C. (Reason to Remember)
Explanation & Answer
Attached.
Your Name Here
Class
Speech of Introduction Outline
Due Date
General Purpose: To introduce
Specific Purpose: To introduce the audience to my two favorite hobbies: travelling and reading
I.
Introduction
A. (Attention Gainer)
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.”
B. (Thesis Statement)
Reading books and traveling are two of the most beneficial activities any person can
adopt. A person succeeds in knowing herself only through adventure, and it is only
through books that we get to see the world through other ...
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