COM165: INFORMATIVE & PERSUASIVE SPEECH

In speech outline; which are the following part in the outline that important to captured your audience’s interest?

• Topic !

• General and specific purpose !

• Contents (main and sub points)

• Introduction

• Conclusion

Topic: “How do hurricane is form?” Is example of which type of topic speech order ?

• Chronological

• Spatial

• Topic

• Cause-Effect

Topic: “World top 10 unusual animal” is example of which type of topic order?

• Chronological

• Spatial

• Topic

• Logical

Topic: “The history of world pandemic war with human race” is fall under which type of topic order?

• Chronological

• Spatial

• Cause-Effect

• Topic

Give one example of topic informative speech about EVENT and its Speech Order

A persuasion is an act of?

• Forcing People to change.

• Changing people's beliefs or actions.

• Information people about the importance of the topic.

• Generally speaking to the people on certain topic

I persuasion, you must be honest in what you say and be ethical to communicate your ideas. What is the other TWO (2) ethical act you need to follow?

• No plagiarism

• Present rumors and folklore story

• Use name-calling to address your audiences

• Showing statistics and evidences

Mental dialogue is referring to?

• The blockage of ideas.

• Mental give and take between speaker and listener.

• Mental self monologue when needed for self-confirmation.

• A discussion done in one-self

Persuasive speech sometimes will need you to act as partisan. What is a good example when you do a question of value?

• What are the laws about using animals as lab test experiment?

• What is the best way to lose weight?

• Which place are the top three best countries to visit?

• What is your opinion on plastic surgery?

In a persuasive speech, there few methods of organizing the order of your persuasive speech which is best to be used. Select Two (2) organizing orders when you want to persuade your audience to take immediate action?

• Monroe's motivated sequence order

• Topical order

• Problem-cause-solution order

• Spatial order