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Sample Informative Speech Outline

The informative presentation outline summarizes the effects of global warming. It begins with an attention grabber showing changes to landscapes and asks what could have caused this. The thesis states that the presenter will discuss the 3 main effects of global warming and their impacts. These main points are that global warming can cause severe weather patterns leading to natural disasters, affect agriculture and cause food shortages, and spread diseases. The conclusion reviews these 3 main effects and calls the audience to action to lessen the impacts of global warming.

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Sample Informative Speech Outline

The informative presentation outline summarizes the effects of global warming. It begins with an attention grabber showing changes to landscapes and asks what could have caused this. The thesis states that the presenter will discuss the 3 main effects of global warming and their impacts. These main points are that global warming can cause severe weather patterns leading to natural disasters, affect agriculture and cause food shortages, and spread diseases. The conclusion reviews these 3 main effects and calls the audience to action to lessen the impacts of global warming.

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SAMPLE INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Title of Presentation: Global Warming

General Purpose: To inform

Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the effects of


global warming

Organizational Pattern: Cause and Effect

1.0 INTRODUCTION

A) Attention Grabber (Note: Write in


complete sentences)

My dear friends, whats the first thing that


comes to your mind when you see this picture?
What could have caused the changes to the
beautiful landscape you see on the left? Can
this really happen to our beautiful world?

B) Background Information (Note: Not a requirement. But if you have it just write in note
form. Do not write in complete sentences)

United Nation report 2014 Temperature increased 2C in 30 years


Rising sea levels

C) Thesis Statement (Note: Must be in complete sentence)

Ladies & gentlemen, my dear friends, today Im going to share with you the 3 main effects of
global warming and their impact on all of us.

2.0 BODY (Note: At least 3 main points)

Main Point 1 (Note: State the main point in a complete sentence)

The first main effect of global warming is severe weather patterns that can result in terrible
natural disasters.

Supporting Details for Main Point 1 (Note: Write in point form only. Do not write in complete
sentences)

1
stronger hurricanes and other storms
severe floods
landslides
loss of lives & homes

Main Point 2

My dear friends, global warming will also affect agriculture, resulting in food shortages.

Supporting Details for Main Point 2

more floods and droughts


increase in pests
crop failure
starvation and malnutrition

Main Point 3

Ladies & gentlemen, my dear friends, the final main effect of global warming is the spread of
diseases.

Supporting Details for Main Point 3

malaria & dengue carried by mosquitoes


less fresh water available unhygienic lead to illnesses
skin diseases due to UV radiation

3.0 CONCLUSION

A) Review of main points (Note: Must be in complete sentence)

My dear friends, today Ive shared with you 3 main effects of global warming which are natural
disasters, food shortages and spread of diseases.

B) Making the audience think about the presentation (Note: Must be in complete sentence)

The sea water is rising, weather patterns are getting more severe and extreme, people are dying.
As caring citizens of the world we must do our part to lessen the impact of global warming.

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