1. PUBLIC SPEAKING
CHAPTER 6
“ The Introduction and Conclusion “
GROUP 1 :
1. HARI ALAM SHALAT
2. NILAM SARI
3. SRI DIKA SALMA HAYATI
4. SYARIF HIDAYAT
Lecturer : Sutria Rahayu
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT COLLEGE OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION
(STKIP) YDB LUBUK ALUNG
2013

2. THE INTRODUCTION
1) Start Off with Humor
2) Begin with a Startling Statement
3) Ask a Rhetorical Question
4) Begin with a Statistic
5) Refer to a Previous Speaker
6) Start with a Quotation
7) Begin with a Brief Story
8) Refer to the Familiar
9) List a Series of Examples
10)Begin with a Definition

3. THE CONCLUSION
1) End with a restatement of your central
idea
2) End with a summary of the main ideas
developed in your speech
3) End with a call to action
4) End with a rhetorical question
5) End with a positive vision of the future
6) End with a negative vision of the future

4. OUTLINING THE SPEECH
Following is a model complete-sentence outline of a
student speech on the benefits of walking:
Purpose : To persuade my listeners
that walking is the perfect
exercise
Organizational Pattern : Cause and effect

5. INTRODUCTION
TESTIMONY OVER 2000 Hippocrates,the father of
medicene said”walking is man’s best medicine”
EXPLANATION many feal that with heart disease
the number one killer in weigh,exercise is the only
answer.
CENTRAL IDEA STATEMENT walking is the idea
exercise because it strengthens the heart and
conditions a person both mentally and physically.

6. BODY
1. Walking collateral circulation
a. It improves collateral circulation
b. It lowers blood pressure.
2. Walking conditions a person mentally
a. It reduces stress
b. It improves self-image
3. Walking conditions a person physically
a. It removes unwanted fat.
b. It improves a person’s fitness.