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| main point is representing aspects of topic that could be thought of as adjacent to one another in location or geography, ex. different bones on the limb vs skull |
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| info in time based sequence, from beginning to end, in a chronological order of sequence |
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| cuase and effect order. because of A, B came bout and C is the result of people accustomed to event B |
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| organized around major similarities and differences between events, objects, situation. each point discusses major similarities or differences |
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| Problem-cause-solution pattern |
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| 1st argue on or more problems exist. 2nd |
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| Criteria-application pattern |
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| 1st establish criteria or standards for audiance to use to judge. 2nd application of this criteria to my speech topic |
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| Using characters and plots to narrate a speecj. still state thesis but support with stories. ex. smoking is bad, and here are some stories i collected of smokers suffer from cancer. |
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| several main points to support thesis, ex. practice of gifting. A. wraps make trash, B. cause of stress, C. gifting away gifts. |
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| a word or phrase that help audience recognize speech structure. ex. in summary, finally, another point is..., on idea from the beginning..., |
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| thorough outline to craft speech, detailed to include from attention getter to clincher. someone should be able to give your speech with the outline |
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| short outline express idea and key words or phrases used to actually deliver speech. Ex. GPS simple instructions |
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