The elements of the introduction are getting the audiences attention, reviewing the main points, and establishing the presentation's purpose and thesis. In order to get my audiences attention, I will present an interesting topic to start my informative speech; then, I will give a fact, which is cited from a trustworthy institute, to enter my purpose and thesis. For example, my topic for this speech is volcanoes, and some people believe that the cataclysmic eruptions will lead to end of the world on December 21, 2012.
According to our text book, the main components of a conclusion are review of main points, reinforce of your purpose, and providing closure. After reading this part about the conclusion, I perceive that not only the conclusion’s content but also the presenting manner is equally important. As Coopman has pointed that to present a memorable message, “you say must be brief, clear, strong, and striking” to reinforce your specific purpose (180). Indeed, these strategies are really handful, and I believe I have gotten many key points to develop my informative speech.
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