english 101
Speech 101 Outline Quiz
Directions:
1) Review the Sample Student Outline that I have provided for you.
2) Then look at the Quiz Outline
3) Next compare and contrast each document (the Sample Outline and Quiz Outline). You are looking for similarities and differences between the two.
4) Create a separate Microsoft Word document following proper MLA formatting rules and Standard American English.
5) Copy and Paste the contents of the Quiz Outline into your new document.
6) Make corrections to the' Quiz Outline' using the editing tools available to you via Microsoft Word. Select the review tab to begin editing using the comments option. If you are unable to do that, then please make sure that you make all of your corrections in another font color (select a color that is legible/easy to read by me--but not red).
You will have 24 hours to complete this quiz. Upload this completed before the due date in the Modules link appropriately.
Quiz Outline
Name: Gina Saunders Date: October 5, 2018
(Sample used with permission)
Title: Voting: Our Legal Right
Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to vote in elections
Introduction:
I. Gain audience's attention by asking questions II. Establish credibility - I vote III. Explain what voting is IV. Preview the body: A. Why we vote B. Why we don't vote C. Why we should vote
Body:
I. Why we vote A. To elect representatives B. Constitutional right 1. Article 1 2. Amendment 15 3. Amendment 19
II. Why we don't vote A. Figures on low voter turnout B. Some don't care C. Some are not educated about candidates
III. Why we should vote A. To voice our opinions B. To guarantee our freedom
Conclusion
I. Summarize main points
II. Explain how to register
III. End with Quotation
Bibliography with three sources