First Name Last Name

SPC #1608 - Course #_ _ _ _ _ _

Persuasive Speech
Date

Title of Speech:

General Purpose: To persuade

Organization of Main Ideas: Problem-Solution

Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience should

Central Idea (Thesis): (Full sentence)

Introduction (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include an attention-getter; listener

relevance statement; brief background information on the topic; credibility

statement (if applicable); and the central idea of the speech.

Body

I. Problem: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

II. Solution: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

Conclusion (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include a concluding signpost; review of

the central idea and main ideas; and concluding remarks to clinch the speech. The

speaker should leave a vivid and lasting impression on the audience.

First Name Last Name

SPC #1608 - Course #_ _ _ _ _ _
Persuasive Speech
 Date

Title of Speech:

General Purpose: To persuade

Organization of Main Ideas: Refutation

Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience should

Central Idea (Thesis): (Full sentence)

Introduction (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include an attention-getter; listener

relevance statement; brief background information on the topic; credibility

statement (if applicable); and the central idea of the speech.

Body

I. Argument 1: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

II. Argument 2:

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

Conclusion (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include a concluding signpost; review of

the central idea and main ideas; and concluding remarks to clinch the speech. The

speaker should leave a vivid and lasting impression on the audience.

First Name Last Name

SPC #1608 - Course #_ _ _ _ _ _
Persuasive Speech
Date

Title of Speech:
General Purpose: To persuade

Organization of Main Ideas: Cause and Effect

Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience should

Central Idea (Thesis): (Full sentence)

Introduction (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include an attention-getter; listener

relevance statement; brief background information on the topic; credibility

statement (if applicable); and the central idea of the speech.

Body

I. Cause: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

II. Effect: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

Conclusion (Full sentence paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include a concluding signpost; review of

the central idea and main ideas; and concluding remarks to clinch the speech. The

speaker should leave a vivid and lasting impression on the audience.

First Name Last Name

SPC #1608 - Course #_ _ _ _ _ _
Persuasive Speech
Date
Title of Speech:

General Purpose: To persuade

Organization of Main Ideas: Motivated Sequence

Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience should

Central Idea (Thesis): (Full sentence)

Attention Use a specific attention-catching method to begin speech (Full sentence

paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include an attention-getter; listener

relevance statement; brief background information on the topic; credibility

statement (if applicable); and the central idea of the speech.

Body

I. Need Establish why your topic concern your audience: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

II. Satisfaction How does your plan satisfy the need: (Full sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

III. Visualization Give the audience a sense of what it would be like if

your solution were or were not adopted (positive or negative) : (Full

sentence)

A. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

B. Supporting Statement: (Full sentence)

Action Tell audience the specific action to implement your solution: (Full sentence

paragraph 5 sentences of more)

In this paragraph, the speaker should include a concluding signpost; review of

the central idea and main ideas; and concluding remarks to clinch the speech. The

speaker should leave a vivid and lasting impression on the audience.

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