C3: Putting your speech together. 3 parts of a speech? Introduction Body Conclusion.

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C3: Putting your speech together

3 parts of a speech? Introduction Body Conclusion

Preparation order? 1st: body 2nd: conclusion 3rd: introduction

Steps for preparing the body List subtopics (brainstorm). Narrow subtopics. Arrange subtopics in a logical order. Develop each subtopic with information or proof.

What’s in a conclusion? Brief review of purpose Summary of main points Memorable remark: Leave audience thinking about what’s been said

What’s in an introduction? Attention-getting “hook”-- catch listeners’ interest –A story –A startling fact, quote –(Don’t overuse a question) Preview of the body

How do you move to the next point? Transitions (pp ) –First; next; finally –Now –Review + preview –Review + question Before conclusion: –In sum, in conclusion, finally

Review Preparation order? How prepare body? Content of conclusion? Content of introduction? Types of transitions between sections?