INFORMATIVE SPEECH

TEMPLATE
(Describing chart[s] and/or
graph[s])

Name: Fatin Nabilah Binti Musri Topic: Sleeping Problem

Matric number: 2018263572 Group: CS2444BA

This exercise requires you to provide an outline for your informative speech by
filling in the following template.

The outline of your speech should include:

 introduction,
 description and analysis of chart(s) and/or graph(s),
 conclusion and recommendation.

In this exercise, you need to choose at least one chart and/or graph related to
your topic. Describe the important data (facts and figures) and the salient
features of the data from the chosen chart(s) and/or graph(s). You are also
required to choose at least one article related to your topic. Select relevant
information from the chosen article(s) to provide some supporting information
for the data.

Introduction
Introduce topic Sleeping problem in Malaysia
Credibility I am interested with this topic and want to share
information that I get with
other people about this sleeping problem.
Background of topic Everyone need a good sleep in order to get enough energy
when faced a new
day. But, there are certain people that get little sleep in
night. This situation
effect their daily life because they did not get enough rest.
Central Idea Sleeping problem in Malaysia occur because of many
causes.
Body
(Describing chart[s] and/or
graph[s])
Description of 1. This line graph shows an average sleep duration
across age and gender
data (Chart 1) In Malaysia.
2. Based on the line graph, it show that people have
spent less time to sleep
even when they are older.

Analysis of data 3. In age category, people between 60 and 70 record

the lowest time they
(Chart 1) spent in bed in which means they did not get enough
sleep. While for
gender category, male have difficulty to sleep
compare to female.

4. The decrease of time people spend to sleep is

because of many causes.
Description of 1. This pie chart shows the causes of sleeping problem
in Malaysia.
data (Chart 2) 2. The highest causes of sleeping problem that occur
in Malaysia is because people spent more time
surfing internet with the total of 38 people and
38.4%
3. Based on New Straits Times, Malaysians spend an
average of 12 hours daily on the phone and browsing
the net. Out of 12 hours, 3 hours 3 minutes were
spent on cellphones, 5 hours 36 minutes on
computers and 3 hours 27 minutes on social media.
Analysis of data 4. The second highest of causes is stress with total of
21 people and 21.2%
(Chart 2) 5. Findings from Malaysia’s Healthiest Workplace by
AIA Vitality 2019 survey reveal that the Malaysia
workforce are stressed and sleep deprived with 51%
of employees suffer from at least one dimension of
work-related stress. Sleep deprivation on the rise as
53% of employees get less than 7 hours of sleep.
Conclusion
Conclusion There are many causes that effect sleeping problem that
occur at people in
Malaysia.
Recommendation For a person that suffering from sleeping problem, there
are many steps that
can be taken to change behavior and lifestyle to help in get
better sleep such
as limit activities in bed. Do not make a phone calls while in
bed and avoid
listening to the radio. All these activities can increase
alertness and make it
difficult to fall sleep.

Updated: 25 February 2019