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© 2013 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill Chapter 8 Supporting Your Ideas

8-2 Support Materials Identity theft can be thwarted

8-3 Support Materials Identity theft can be thwarted Narrative StatisticsExamples

8-4 Reasons To illustrate To clarify To make a speech more interesting To help listeners remember key ideas

8-5 Definition

8-6 Vivid Image

8-7 Example

8-8 Narrative

8-9 Comparison & Contrast

8-10 Analogy

8-11 Testimony

8-12 Statistics

8-13 Statistics Average

8-14 Statistics Percentage 87%

8-15 Statistics Correlation

8-16 Tips for Your Career Tip 8.1 Give Listeners Bonus Material

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