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This document provides guidance on planning and delivering a short, clear, and interesting talk to an audience of a school principal, teachers, and fellow pupils. It recommends capturing the audience's attention with an introduction, being polite, and then discussing how dengue fever spreads via the bites of female mosquitoes that breed in small amounts of still water.
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Test bank for karp s cell and molecular biology 9th edition by gerald karp.pdf
Test bank for karp s cell and molecular biology 9th edition by gerald karp.pdf
Sw 9
- 2. Plan what you need to write for your audience. 2. Audience - principal, teachers and fellow pupils. 3. Make your talk clear, short and interesting. 4. Let us look at how you can plan this talk. 1.
- 4. This should be your introduction. It will capture the attention of the audience to indicate that a talk is about to take place.
- 5. Be polite in your introduction as it is a formal talk
- 6. Now you need to go back to the bullet points found in page 2.
- 8. Dengue fever is spread when the female mosquitoes bite and suck your blood, they then transfer diseases this way. Mosquitoes like to breed in still water and they can breed in water as small as a ten-cent coin.