The document provides guidance on writing introductions and conclusions for speeches. It recommends that introductions capture audience attention with techniques like thought-provoking questions, outrageous statements, facts about the topic, or jokes. Conclusions should wrap up the speech by recapping main points and tying the overall speech together.

1. Introduction &
Conclusion
Time to get this burger finished!

2. So you have finished the main parts of your
speech and you are ready to write the final
parts......
Time to toast the bun for your burger
Read on...

3. Introduction
This needs to capture the audience’s
attention
You also need to introduce the topic you are
going to speak about

4. Introduction
You could include some of these ideas in
your introduction:
A thought provoking question
An outrageous statement
Strange facts about the topic
A related joke
What some of your speech points are

5. Conclusion
This needs to wrap up the speech
This holds the speech together
You might recap the main points of the
speech