Body Paragraphs
What is the first part of the explanation
How many body paragraphs should you have?
2-3
A description of the status quo
What is the first part of an introduction?
How should you finish your speech?
Tying it back to the hook
What do the internal links do?
they explain why and how your advocacy can resolve a problem
What are the four main points of a body paragraph?
Claim, Proof, Explanation, Impact
Define "link"
what happens after someone does your advocacy
How long can a thesis be?
A single sentence
How should you restate your thesis?
approximately the same words as the original thesis. Definitely the same verb
Why should you have a brink?
To create a sense of urgency to do your advocacy
What is the third part of an explanation
internal links
Define a brink
a point of no return
What is the usual structure of a thesis?
A specified actor "should" do a specified action
what are all the parts of the conclusion?
How many links do you need?
Only one even though there are three
How long should your introduction be?
around 30 seconds
Define "internal link"
the relevance or solvency explanation of your advocacy
What is another way to refer to a "hook" and what does it stand for?
AGD which stands for Attention Getting Device
what order should you review in?
the same order that you introduced them in
What is the second and third link called
spotlight and spillover
List off every part of the speech
hook, thesis, preview, body paragraphs: claim, proof, explanation, impact. re state thesis, review, tie back to hook
What is spotlight and spillover?
Spotlight is highlighting the issue for others to do stuff about it and spillover is that if someone or a country does it, others will follow
What are the two different kinds of thesis statements called and what do they mean?
Descriptive and prescriptive. One explains the nature of something and the other suggest something.
How long should your conclusion be?
20-30 seconds