CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY

Virac, Catanduanes
GEC 5 PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
2nd Semester S.Y. 2023-2024

NAME PROGRAM & BLOCK

STUDENT NUMBER INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY 2
INSTRUCTIONS: Create an outline of your speech following the prescribed format below:

Type of Speech: The type of speech goes here.

Speech Topic: The topic of your speech goes here.

Specific Purpose: The specific purpose statement of your speech goes here.

INTRODUCTION

I. ATTENTION-GETTER: Your attention-getter goes here. It could be a striking question,

a short anecdote, a famous saying/quote, or relevant statistics. You may also add here
a statement of significance or why your topic is important. Ideally, it should only be
about 30 seconds long when delivered.

II. THESIS STATEMENT: A thesis statement in a speech is a concise summary of the

main argument. It appears in the introduction and guides the speaker's ideas
throughout the speech.

BODY

The body of the speech is the main part where the speaker elaborates on the thesis
statement and presents supporting details to prove their argument. It consists of three main
points, each with its own subpoints and supporting details. The first main point is presented
and supported, then followed by the second, and finally the third and final main point. Each
subpoint and supporting detail should be logically connected to the main point it supports and
should be presented clearly and concisely. The body of the speech should be organized, easy
to follow, and should provide enough information to convince the audience of the speaker's
argument.
I. FIRST MAIN POINT:

SUBPOINTS/SUPPORTING DETAILS
CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY
Virac, Catanduanes
GEC 5 PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
2nd Semester S.Y. 2023-2024
II. SECOND MAIN POINT:

SUBPOINTS/SUPPORTING DETAILS

III. THIRD/FINAL MAIN POINT:

SUBPOINTS/SUPPORTING DETAILS

CONCLUSION

I. REVIEW: The review of your main points goes here. Look back to your three main
points and summarize those into one statement.

II. CLOSING: A good closing of a speech should summarize the main points, reinforce
the thesis statement, and leave a lasting impression. It should be memorable,
confident, and may include a call to action, final thought, quote, or powerful statement.
The audience should feel inspired and motivated by the end of the speech.

REFERENCES
All works cited in your speech should be listed here. Follow the APA Style, 7th edition format for
your References.