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This document outlines the requirements for speeches in a class. Students must submit a typed outline in the assigned format on the day of their speech. They must also provide references used and speak extemporaneously using note cards or an outline. The outline must include an introduction to attract attention and establish credibility, a body with 3-5 main ideas and supporting evidence, and a conclusion that emphasizes main points and provides finality. A sample outline is also provided.
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- 3. Outline Organization (what an outline MUST contain) INTRODUCTION 1. Attract the attention and interest of the audience 2. Establish the speaker's good-will and credibility 3. Reveal the topic in an interesting/intriguing manner 4. Preview the body of the speech BODY 1. Organized series of 3-5 main ideas 2. Support in the form of testimony, illustrations, examples, statistics CONCLUSION 1. Emphasize the main points of the speech. 2. Give a sense of finality to the presentation.
- 4. Here is a sample outline - using the format assigned for your speeches.
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