Instructions & Idea is Below: I need outlines for this.

 

-The general purpose is to construct a full sentence outline and a Keyword for a persuasion speech: To change or reinforce the audience's attitudes and/or beliefs.

 

 

-Need at least four sources of information
a. One is your audience analysis survey. Hand in blank survey with analysis of results
b. The other needs to be researched. The credible sources need to be verbally cited
in your speech! (Wikipedia is not a credible source and cannot be used)

 

 

 

2: Proposed topic? Animal welfare.

3. Specific purpose? To persuade my audience to take action to help improve animal welfare. Central idea?

4. Central idea? Animal welfare is an important issue that needs to be addressed.

5Main ideas;

• animals are sentient beings that deserve to be treated humanely.
• The way we treat animals reflects on our society as a whole.
• The welfare of animals impacts our own health and well-being.

6. My credibility is that I am a concerned citizen who cares about animal welfare. I have researched the topic and am passionate about making a difference.

7. This topic is significant because animal welfare is an important issue that needs to be addressed. Animals are sentient beings that deserve to be treated humanely, and the way we treat animals reflects on our society as a whole. The welfare of animals impacts our own health and wellbeing, and it is our responsibility to care for the animals with whom we share this planet.

8. This topic is relevant to my audience because they are animal lovers who care about the welfare of animals. They want to know what they can do to help improve animal welfare and make a difference.

9. A possible attention-getter for this topic is to show a video of animals being mistreated or to share a personal story about an animal that has been mistreated. Delivery: what traits would you need in order to persuade the audience properly?

10. When delivering a persuasive speech on animal welfare, you will need:

• To be passionate about the topic.
• Be able to articulate your points clearly.
• Connect with your audience and make them care about the issue.

11. When researching animal welfare, you will want to look for;

• statistics on animal cruelty and abuse.
• Stories of animals that have been mistreated.
• Look for information on the impact of animal cruelty on society and on our own health and wellbeing.

Reference.

1. Broom, D. M. (1988). The scientific assessment of animal welfare. Applied Animal Behavior Science, 20(1-2), 5-19.
2. Dawkins, Marian. Animal suffering: the science of animal welfare. Springer Science & Business Media, 2012.