Answer to Question #297270 in English for AIRA

Question

Start planning your speech in class, with the topic grounded in modern day politics and current events, entitled “Is Filipino Still Worth Dying For?”

1. What is the purpose of your speech?

2.What is the overall effect you want to achieve?

3.What do you think would make a good introduction, evidence, and conclusion?

4.What particular logic reasoning do you have when it comes to answering the questions?

Answer 1

1.     The goal of the speech is to persuade the audience that Filipino's death is worthwhile. Filipinos are worth dying for because we are Filipinos by blood and by blood. Despite cultural variations, we are all family since we belong to the same clan and share a common heritage.

2.     Persuasion is the major purpose; therefore, the speech tries to alter people's minds, views, habits, or policies. As an effective orator, I will use facts, stories, and other emotional appeals to lead to a specific call to action.

3.     A strong introduction will define my issue, "Is Filipino Still Worth Dying For?" as well as provide necessary context and explain my specific focus throughout the speech. It will pique the interest of the audience. A good conclusion will bring the speech to a close while also putting the ideas into a broader framework.

4.     I'll start with specific observations and measurements, then look for patterns and regularities, construct some tentative hypotheses to test, and eventually come up with some broad conclusions or ideas.