This Document Is A Part of A Textbook Chapter About Outlining The Speech

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This document is a part of a textbook chapter about outlining the speech.

It talks
about:

• The importance of outlining: Outlining helps the speaker to organize the


speech, see the relationships among the ideas, and ensure the coherence and
clarity of the speech.
• The preparation outline: This is a detailed outline that includes the title,
specific purpose, central idea, introduction, main points, subpoints,
connectives, conclusion, and bibliography of the speech1. It follows a
consistent pattern of symbolization and indentation and uses full sentences
for the main points and subpoints2.
• The speaking outline: This is a brief outline that helps the speaker to
remember the speech during the presentation. It uses key words or phrases,
essential statistics and quotations, and delivery cues34. It follows the same
visual framework as the preparation outline and is legible and concise56.
• The sample outlines: The document provides two sample outlines for the
same speech about beneficial bacteria. One is a preparation outline and the
other is a speaking outline. They illustrate the guidelines and principles
discussed in the document.

Here’s a summary of the points you mentioned:

• The Importance of Outlining: Outlining is crucial as it helps in organizing the


speech, assessing the supporting materials, and ensuring the coherence and
clarity of the speech. It also aids in remembering what to say during the
presentation.
• The Speaking Outline: This is a brief outline used during the speech
presentation. It uses key words or phrases, essential statistics, quotations, and
delivery cues12. It is designed to jog the speaker’s memory and should be
legible and concise.
• The Preparation Outline: This is a detailed outline that includes the title, specific
purpose, central idea, introduction, main points, subpoints, connectives, conclusion,
and bibliography of the speech3. It follows a consistent pattern of symbolization and
indentation and uses full sentences for the main points and subpoints4.
• The Sample Outlines: The document provides two sample outlines for the
same speech about beneficial bacteria. One is a preparation outline and the other
is a speaking outline5. They illustrate the guidelines and principles discussed
in the document.

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