1. Introductions
1.1 Get the audience's attention.
1.1.1 Startling Statistics
1.1.2 Quotations from Credible Sources
1.1.3 Stories and Anecdotes
Parables
Myths and Legends
1.1.4 Compelling Questions
1.1.5 Humor?
1.2 2. State the relevance of your topic.
1.3 3. Make your topic and the purpose of your speech clear to the audience.
1.4 3. Preview the body of the speech.
2. Conclusions
2.1 1. Review the main points of the speech.
2.2 2. "Round Off" the speech.
About
Title
Introductions and Conclusions
Department
Arts and Communications
Division
Arts and Humanities
Subject
Public Speaking
Author
Dr. Thomas E. Jewell
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