PERSUASIVE SPEECH “One Car. One After Party. 6 People. 6 Points of View. But only one outcome.” An incredible plot‚ relatable characters‚ and a mystery that keeps you reading ‘till midnight. It is unlike any book I have ever read before. ‘6’ by Karen Tayleur should be read by each and every one of you as it is a fantastic novel for teenagers and deserves to be studied by future grade tens. This novel has everything you could ever want in a great book: mystery‚ romance‚ friendship‚ drama and more
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*Good Morning class* *raise your hand if you’.;pre pro-life* *now raise your hand if you’re pro-choice* Where do you stand on the option of abortion? Girls and women should the option if they get raped. The choice to either keep the baby or have an abortion. Do you think women and girls should be able to have an abortion? 49% of the U.S is pro-life of that 49% 32% has had a miscarriage or has had an abortion. Abortions she be legal‚ girls and women need to have the choice. Some women get raped
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of us. III. We should consider this plan so that we can make sure our next generations have a safer road environment. REFERENCES: Solomon‚ E. (1994). Sample persuasive speech outline. Retrieved Oct. 21‚ 2013 from http://www.roch.edu/people/lhalverson/sample_outline.htm A‚ Fox. (2010). Persuasive Outline Example. Retrieved Oct. 21‚ 2013 from http://foxa.people.cofc.edu/104files/peroutline.html M‚ Joanna. (2013‚ October 11). Let’s put the brakes on teen drivers and make them wait until
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prepare for your fi rst speech and as a checklist for all the speeches you give in your public speaking class. You can also use the guide as a handy reference for speeches you give aft er college. Presenting a speech involves six basic stages: 1. Determining your purpose and topic (Chapter 4) 2. Adapting to your audience (Chapter 5) 3. Researching your topic (Chapter 6) 4. Organizing your ideas (Chapter 8) 5. Practicing your speech (Chapter 12) 6. Presenting your speech (Chapter 12) Th ese
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Cultural Artifact Speech Outline Example Chinese Egg Tarts By Ping Chen I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Who doesn’t love desserts and sweets any time of the day!? Something so simple and small‚ one bite after another is irresistible. Ever since the 1940’s‚ Hong Kong has introduced this pastry-crust filled with egg custard as a snack. If you eat at a Chinese restaurant (also known as dim-sum) in the early morning‚ you will have a taste of this delicious goodness. B. Revealed Object: This is
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Koraima Suarez Speech 112 Mrs. Nina Askary langaroudy Summary Chapter 1 and 2 10/10/13 Chapter one explains the essential skills of public speaking. Public Speaking was developed soon after our species began to talk‚ it was ancient Greece and Rome. This chapter discusses the benefits we understand from studying public speaking‚ plagiarism is the first thing we have to avoid. The fear of speaking in public is very hight. Chapter 1 tell us about how at the end of the course we will
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Speech to Entertain: A Guide Joann Babin Rationale and Definition If your instructor assigned you to do a speech to entertain‚ you are lucky. Since so many public speaking text book authors declare entertainment as one of the three major goals of a public speech‚ it is a great skill to practice. It is hard to deny the value of entertainment. Humor has been used to soothe many difficult situations. At a board meeting in San Francisco where there was a heated debate about closing Golden Gate
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Speech is the expression of or the ability to express thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds. It is the spoken expression of ideas. It is also defined as our ability to speak or the power of expressing or communicating thoughts by speaking. We often use speech to interact with other people. Social Interaction is the means and ability of two or more social beings to come into contact‚ communicate or acknowledge one another while each being is aware of the others. This is the way people talk and
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referring to something to the left‚ you might gesture towards the left Affect Displays – Movements of the facial area that convey emotional meaning‚ such as smiling or frowning Regulators – Behaviors that monitor‚ control‚ coordinate‚ or maintain the speech of another individual‚ such as nodding your head to inform the speaker to keep on speaking Adaptors – Satisfy some personal need‚ such as scratching to relieve an itch Facial Expressions – Convey emotions‚ such as happiness‚ contempt‚ interest
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Persuasive Speech Have you ever used an Advil or a Tylenol because you were either sick or had a headache? A corporation developed that medicine using animal experimentation. Almost all governments have required animal testing on drugs and products for many years and there has been opposition against it from the beginning. While many people say it is wrong and there are many groups dedicated to stopping this type of testing‚ I believe that animal testing is a good thing and serves the greater
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