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1 Honors Day 8: Nonfiction-Rhetoric and Speeches
Discuss Aristotle reading Outlining Topic Draws Due Tuesday Speeches start Thursday Homework: Read chpt. 8: Giving a Speech

2 The traditional outline has three sections: introduction, body, and conclusion. The basic model looks like this: Title Introduction Attention Getter The background The thesis statement Body First major category of support Supporting detail Second major category of support Third major category of support Conclusion Review of the major categories of support The answer, solution, or final option

3 Alcohol Testing for Mass Transportation Employees
Example Alcohol Testing for Mass Transportation Employees Congress mandates testing for transportation employees Background on why Explanation of new policy How and why alcohol testing is used Circumstances for Alcohol Testing Pre-employment Post-accident Reasonable suspicion Random Return to duty/follow-up testing Method of Alcohol Testing Blood Urine Breath Performance Options for Alcohol Abusers Retesting Treatment Termination of employment Conclusion

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