Activity 1.

Answer the following questions in 1 whole sheet of paper (hand-written)

1. Define the Aristotelian Proof
2. Define and provide examples of the forms of humor
3. Define and explain the importance of humor in speeches

Activity 2
Instructions: In a one whole sheet of paper, analyze and plot out your own effective
introduction and conclusion techniques for a particular social issue in preparation for an
extemporaneous speech. (hand-written)
Example:

Introduction:
1. Start with a compelling statistic, quote, anecdote, or question related to the social issue to grab
the audience's attention.
2. Background Information: Provide brief context or background information about the social
issue, explaining its relevance and significance.
3. Thesis Statement: Clearly state your main argument or position on the social issue, outlining
what you will be discussing in your speech.

Conclusion:
1. Restate Thesis: Begin by restating your thesis statement, reminding the audience of the main
argument or position you presented.
2. Summarize Key Points: Recap the main points you covered in your speech, highlighting the
most important aspects of the social issue.
3. Call to Action or Reflection: Encourage the audience to take action, reflect on the issue, or
consider its implications in their lives or society as a whole.
4. Closing Statement: End with a strong closing statement that leaves a lasting impression on the
audience, reinforcing the importance of addressing the social issue.