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a speech in which ideas are arranged and emphasized to maximize audience understanding
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a written text in which Roman numerals, capital letters, and Arabic numbers structure the ideas. Provides a clearly arranged plan for your speech
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a speech structure in which a series of main ideas clearly relate to and support a thesis or topic sentence
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a limited number of major ideas to be emphasized in a speech
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the beginning of a speech, which gains audience attention and orients the members
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the main part of a speech, where the main points are developed and supported.
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the final part of a speech; it summarizes main ideas and provides a memorable ending.
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a speech structure in which main points are organized in a time sequence from beginning to end.
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a speech structure in which each main point covers a physical or geographic part of the topic.
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a speech structure in which main points explain a cause-and-effect relationship
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a speech structure in which each main point analyzes similarities or differences among two or more subjects
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a speech structure in which the first main point argues that a problem exists, the second indicates its cause, and the third provides a plan to remedy the problem.
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a speech structure in which the main points advocate standards for making a value judgment and apply those standards to the topic
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an evaluation or label (such as good or bad) applied to the topic of a speech.
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the standards for making a value judgment
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a speech structure in which each main point covers a different aspect of the topic
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and idea that supports a main point
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an idea that supports a subpoint
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making each unit of supporting information relevant to the main point or subpoint that is is intended to support.
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