The Clincher

Elie Wiesel uses figurative language to inhance his writing which would include "A God Who Rembers". In "A God Who Rembers" Elie Wiesel explains how if you have a story worth telling it is your duty to inform others about it so they can learn from it. He says that incase something simmaler to your event or story ever happens others will know what it is and what to do. Wiesel wanted others to learn from his story about the nazi camps and be able to recognize it if anything simmaler would ever happen

SPECIFIC PURPOSE: I would like to inform the class about the history, development and effect of tattoos on society. As well as… THESIS STATEMENT: Understanding the tattoo’s origin, purpose and safety measures that will help students make an informed and healthy decision about their own possible tattoos. INTODUCTION I. ATTENTION GETTER: Catherine Grognard once said, “The tattoo[ed body] is a unique object- a naïve and provocative moving fresco.”

Speech #3: Persuasive 1 Speech Outlines Guide Complete this form. Copy the entire contents of the form. Paste it into a new document. Save the new document as “lastnameHW5.” Upload it to the Week 5 Homework Dropbox. Name: Micheal Boor WORKING OUTLINE Complete this outline using complete sentences. Topic: Fight for Net Neutrality Specific purpose statement: To persuade my audience that they should contact their State Congressional Representatives to let them know they oppose the end of the open

Over one-third of American adults are not overweight - but obese. Additionally, over one-sixth of American children are obese. Obesity is not just a condition, it is a physical disorder that poses numerous additional health risks. To measure obesity, the BMI scale is used and recognizes people with a BMI of 30 or over as obese. A healthy weight is from 18.5 to 25, and overweight is classified from 25 to 30. Furthermore, obesity is a detrimental disease that not only increases the risks of contracting

Victor Dioquino September 18, 2014 COM103 September Save a Life! Compress a Chest Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience to save a life with CPR and everyone should learn CPR. Central Idea: The importance of CPR should be taking seriously and you may one day have to save a life of an adult, child and infant. Introduction: 1. Attention Catcher / Listener Relevance: Are you ready to save someone’s life. Just imagine you’re walking down a street or park and you see a person just collapse.

In Susan Pfeffer’s Life as We Knew It, life for Miranda and her family comes to a screeching halt after a meteor collides with the moon, triggering calamitous natural disasters. After the initial tragedy, humanity is left with unanswered questions, to which no one seems to have answers for. As a result, Miranda must forget about her normal, mundane life and focus on the hardship ahead of her and her family. With her world collapsing around her, she is left with choices and responsibilities that affect

Source: Duck, S. & McMahan, D. (2012). The Basics of Communication: A Relational Perspective (2nd ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage TITLE OF SPEECH: Global warming is real Name: Khalil Tabja Specific Purpose Statement: What is global warming and how does it happen Thesis Statement: Is global warming real Introduction 1. Attention- Getting Device: Gain the attention of the audience In the past 1,300 years, the earth has not experienced such a warming trend as we are having now 2. Purpose

Attention Grabber: Every year, billions of pounds of plastic and trash end up in the world’s oceans, adversely impacting marine wildlife populations. Background Information: There are lots of different ways that pollution harms marine wildlife. About 100,000 marine mammals and seabirds die each year from plastic and waste in the ocean, including fish and sea turtles. Some animals are even becoming extinct, such as the Hawaiian Monk seal and the Steller Sea lion. Oil spills are also harmful to animals

Written by Cindy Wockner, the Bali 9 Clock Ticks newspaper article appearing in the Herald Sun serves as a neat, professional update on the predicament of Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan. Written in typical newspaper fashion, the article underlies themes of desperation, hopelessness and fear in a detached string of paragraphs. The article catches our attention with a suspenseful, desperate title – Bali 9 Clock Ticks. The phrase ‘Clock Ticks’ paints a picture in our minds of time running out, and

• General goal: To inform the audience about X-rays. • Specific goal: For the audience to understand and comprehend the importance, history, and safety concerns regarding X-rays • Thesis Statement: I am speaking to you today about the importance, history, and safety concerns of X-rays and the radiation associated with them. Introduction 1. Attention getter/ Speaker Credibility: I am a sophomore majoring in Imaging Sciences, I initially became interested in X-rays when I overheard a conversation