INFORMATIVESPEECHTOPICWORKSHEET.docx
INFORMATIVE SPEECH TOPIC WORKSHEET
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QUESTION
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YOUR RESPONSE
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1. What is the overall “issue” you have chosen to cover for the course?
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Human Trafficking in the US.
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2. What is the informative topic related to the “issue” that you’ve chosen for the informative speech?
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Human trafficking prevention and impacts on the public.
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3. What is your Specific Purpose Statement?
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I want to inform about forms of human trafficking, its impacts and how to prevent it. It is important however learn such aspects through encouraging the public to report instances and any other form of human trafficking.
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4. What method(s) of gaining attention do you plan to use in the introduction?
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I intend to capture people’s attention during the introduction of the speech by using a quotation according to ‘Free the Slaves’ and that globally, it has been concluded that the average cost of a slave is $90. This is meant to create attention for the audience to be aware of facts before we get into the thesis statement.
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5. How do you plan to establish your credibility in the introduction?
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I plan to establish the credibility of my introduction by dressing appropriately, introducing myself and ensure to give a strong and confident delivery of the introductory paragraph.
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6. What method of organization will you use in the informative speech?
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I plan to use the topical organization to pass my information about human trafficking in the US. This involves beginning from a broader perspective of the topic and narrowing down to specific information to guarantee learning.
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7. State the main points you are preparing for the informative speech.
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1. Prevention measures of human trafficking,
2. Impacts of human trafficking.
3.Human trafficking and Human rights.
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8. What type of visual aid are you planning to incorporate into the body of the speech?
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I will use Microsoft PowerPoint since it serves as the simple and best visual aid to create an attractive and professional presentation that matches up the role of the speech.
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