Gas Prices in ND & Why

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Outline:           Full working outline including speech title, specific purpose, thesis statement/central idea and bibliography (works cited/MLA or references/APA) required. See pages 98-105 of your book for an example of body style. NOTE: Follow the assignment guidelines for the introduction and conclusion (write them in PARAGRAPH format, do NOT number each sentence). Visual aids:         Optional Speech time:       5-7 minutes REQUIRED ELEMENTS: Speech Title: Titling your speech is an aid to help you focus. You may be as straight-forward or creative as you choose. Specific Purpose: [general purpose] + [audience] + [objective] Central Idea: [objective] + [all main points, in the order you will present them] (Like a thesis sentence for written composition.) INTRODUCTION  (Written in paragraph format. You may parenthesize each after its respective element if that is helpful to you.) 1.     Attention-Getter 2.     Audience Relevance 3.     Credibility Material (Include direct reference to your research, in addition to any personal knowledge and/or experience you may have) 4.     Preview Statement (Include ALL of your main points, in the order you will present them.)   BODY Organize your speech in a manner that’s appropriate for your topic. The body must contain points and subpoints; sub-subpoints are highly recommended. Use a system of symbols and indentation, with ONE FULL sentence per symbol (see the sample outline on pages 320-325 of your text).   CONCLUSION 1.   Summary statement (Summarize or restate main points in a single, concise sentence. You may elaborate on them after the summary statement if you feel it is necessary to do so.) 2.   Closing statement: Provide a solid ending: What is the most important idea/concept you want your audience to remember? Consider using a meaningful statement, story or quote to get that point across.  BIBLIOGRAPHY (MLA  or APA style) A MINIMUM of three (3) correctly formatted, credible sources are required; five (5) credible sources needed for full points. NOTE: The following online resources are available to assist in correctly formatting works cited: easybib.com is a free citation generator Purdue Online Writing Lab — Bibliography Resources Owl at Purdue — MLA Owl at Purdue — APA * Attached is the old outline * If you were to explain North Dakota gas prices to a Out of stater (e.g. Wisconsin,Florida, etc.)  *No politics and no comparing with one side over the other