eard about the problem of the Amazon forest, which will help me in my persuasion. By the end of my speech, my audience will understand the importance of preserving the Amazon forest and know ways to help preserve the Amazon Forest. 3.In what specific ways do you feel your audience will benefit from what you are asking them to act on? How will you address that during the speech?I think that my audience will understand and see that the preservation of the Amazon Forest is important and benefit to their survival and also to the survival of the entire world. I will show the importance of the Amazon Forest by describing an amount of terrible consequences to the world if the Amazon Forest is destroyed. 4.If what you're asking the audience to do is such a good idea, why aren't they doing as you request already? What are their specific objections to your plan, and how will you attempt to answer those objections?My audience isn’t doing what I request already because the Amazon Forest is a global matter, therefore they think that an individual can’t make a difference. Also, because they think that the Amazon forest will never be destroyed and my audience doesn’t know about the terrible consequences that the destruction of the Amazon Forest can bring to this planet. I think that my audience can think that why should they worry for something that doesn’t belong to the US? Therefore, I will show them the global importance of the Amazon Forest.e.Speech OutlineI.Attention Step (Tip - follow rules for outlining, Chapter 11 and the excellent student examples)A.Gain attention (Tip - no "ho-hum" openings anymore! make us sit up and take note!):“Did you know that if the destruction of the Amazon forest continues in the same rate, in 15 years there will be a worldwide flood that can cover all New York and Rio De Janeiro?”B.Relate topic to audience (Tip - Motivate us to listen! Why should we care?):1.Did you know th...
