Purpose of the Speech: To inform the audience about an object, place, event, person, or idea. The goal of the speech should be informative (not intended to persuade the audience). The focus should therefore be about the significance of the topic, its relevant aspects, its cultural importance, how individuals and groups understand it, etc. Structure of the Speech:  the informative speech will consist of an introduction, 2-3 main points, and a conclusion. The main points should be structured according to the various organizational patterns outlined in the textbook (chronological, spatial, topical) in a manner appropriate for the specific topic and purpose.  Connectives and transitions must be used. FILL IN OUTLINE General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose Statement: To inform my audience on different ways to study for college classes. Central Idea Statement: Different ways students can improve their academic performance, use of all senses to study and the help available to students at SBVC. INTRODUCTION I. II. III. IV. V. Gain the attention: My first week of anatomy class, I failed my first exam however, I was able to revive my grade by studying different senses, by using the sources that were available to me at SBVC and it also improved my academic performance. Central Idea: (exactly the same as above) Reveal reason to listenrelate to audience: Establish credibility: Preview the body of the speech: 1. First, I will… 2. Second, I will…. 3. Third, I will…: Body I. Main point 1: A. The first subpointsupport: B. The second subpointsupport: C. The Third subpointsupport: CONNECTIVE: II. Main point 2 A. The first subpointsupport: B. The second subpointsupport: C. The third subpointsupport: CONNECTIVE: III. Main point 3 A. The first subpointsupport B. The second subpoint support: C. The third subpointsupport: Conclusion I. II. III. Let the audience know you are ending: Reinforce main points: memorable ending to your speech WORKS CITED PAGE: Source #1 Citation in MLA Format Source #2 Citation in MLA Format Source #3 Citation in MLA Format Source #4 Citation in MLA Format Purchase answer to see full attachment Explanation & Answer: 2 pages Tags: oral communication informative speech communication skills Speech writing Study Techniques User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following our company’shonor code & terms of service.