Informative Speech Outline on Cancer (Example)

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Name: Institution: Instructor: Date:Cancer Specific purpose: I want my audience to have a better understanding of cancer. Organizational pattern: categorical order Introduction Cancer is one of the leading causes of deaths in the world. There were 8.8 million deaths globally in 2015 were because of it and the number is expected to increase because of the 14.1 million new cancer patients diagnosed yearly. There are more than 100 types of cancers but lung cancer and prostate cancer are the leading in the deaths of men while breast cancer is the leading type in women. Thesis statement: Today to better understand cancer we will look at the following: why early diagnosis is encouraged after diagnosis what should be the next causes behaviors and how such can be prevented. It will reduce world leading killer diseases like cancer. Work cited "Early Cancer Diagnosis Saves Lives Cuts Treatment Costs." Targeted News Service 2017 SIRS Issues Researcher sks.sirs.com. Marchione Marilyn. "Science Says: Not all Cancers Need Treatment Right Away." Hannibal Courier-Post 12 Jul 2017 pp. n SIRS Issues Researcher sks.sirs.com. McGinley Laurie. "Panel Reverses Course on Screening for Prostate Cancer." Washington Post 12 Apr 2017 pp. A.3 SIRS Issues Researcher https: McMarlin Shirley. "Zoos of the Future may be Animals' Last Best Hope." Tribune-Review; Pittsburgh Edition 28 Aug 2016 SIRS Issues Researcher https://sks.sirs.com. Szabo Liz. "Mammograms may Lead to Unneeded Treatments." USA TODAY 10 Jan 2017 pp. A.3 SIRS Issues Researcher https://sks.sirs.com. [...]

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Follow the format of the example including a specific purpose, a thesis statement, outlined introduction, outlined body, outlined conclusion, transitions and works cited page(I will provide the works cited page). Use only one sentence per outlined point. A. Generate main ideas: Generate the two to five main points you will make to create an understanding of your topic. B. Develop ideas or points with supporting material: Develop your main points using a variety of material such as quotes, examples and statistics. C. Create introduction, transitions and conclusion