Informative Speech: Nuclear Energy Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to inform others about the production, utilizations and impacts of nuclear energy. I. INTRODUCTION A. Attention Getter: When most people think of nuclear energy, the first thing that comes to their minds is a devastating bomb explosion or a nuclear power plant meltdown. But, in reality, nuclear energy is a sustainable energy source that has an enormous variety of uses. B. Thesis: The uses of nuclear energy range from
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waters, pollutes our fresh grown fruits and vegetables that we all eat. It kills our natural resources and animals. 3. Today I’m going to explain what recycling causes and how it affects our lives now and in the future. Transition to body of speech I will start with the definition of what recycling is. 1. What is recycling? A. According to Wikipedia, Recycling is processing used materials (waste) into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce
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Speech Title: The Wheels on the Bus Go ‘Round and ‘Round General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my classmates about the church bus ministry I serve in Thesis: Having a church bus ministry allows for millions across the world to attend church wherewith they would have no other way to do so. Organization: Topical Pattern I. Introduction A. Has anyone ever been up early on a Sunday morning and watched as a bus travelled past your house? That was more than likely a church bus. In most
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Hello I am writing today to inform you about a particular topic. This topic is about heart disease; heart disease covers many different conditions that have to do with the heart. From coronary disease to blood vessel disease. These diseases have results such as heart rhythm problems, children can also be born with such diseases. Heart disease is a shortened term for the correct medical name called Cardiovascular disease. Heart disease symptoms vary depending on the type of heart disease that you
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Name: Fritz-Michael Parkinson Subject: Speech 211 Date: 10/14/14 General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the Importance of Running Thesis Statement: Running gives you strength and happiness is so many ways and put you in the best shape in your life. Introduction Running is a great form of cardio exercise helps you improve your health, controls your weight, prevent health issues and it help you improve performance such as mentally and physically disorders. “Running
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COM 114 WRITTEN EXAM AND SPEECH REQUIREMENTS Part 1: Written Exam The written exam, 50 multiple choice questions, is based on the COM 114 text, Effective Presentations, 1st or 2nd edition (2011, 2012), by Dr. Melanie Morgan and Jane Natt. Copies of the text are available in campus bookstores, from online sources, and from previous COM 114 students. Students must score 70% (35 out of 50 correct) or more to pass. One hour is allotted for the exam. Students will be informed of the results of the written
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my education. First I was skeptical about distance learning programs because I was not familiar with the online classroom, how to submit assignment and how to reach your instructor. After visiting the University of Phoenix Website and seeing the outline and webpage, I was impressed to continue distance
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How to Make Term Papers Outline ? A good term paper outline should have the following sequence and contents to write a term paper. Introduction Introduce the topic of your term paper about which you have to write the term paper and proceed to write thesis statement. Thesis statement Thesis statement is an essential part of any term paper. Develop a thesis statement which clearly states the point you are discussing. Body of the Term Paper The body of the term paper has all
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an outline; think and write with clarity and precision; and revise. Make the writing of every paper an exercise to develop these skills. Steps In Writing The Research Paper 1. Choose your subject 2. Narrow your subject 3. Provide a focus for narrowing material 4. Find references and select bibliography 5. Gather notes 6. Categorize notes 7. Decide upon an approach and point of view to gain control over your material 8. Draw up a detailed outline 9. Write a detailed outline 10
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from what I am used to and it became more time consuming for me because of that. I liked the outline method because of the way it flows with the text that I was reading. I disliked the outline method because actually typing it out, all of the letters and numbers get a little bit confusing and it almost takes away from the different points. My preferred method for note taking out of the two would be outline. It is easier to type and you can quickly look at key concepts. It is visually more appealing
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