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    1) The speaker will persuade the audience to become blood donors by providing information on how easy and impactful donation is. Donating blood can save up to 18 lives each year. 2) The speaker outlines the simple 5-step donation process and eligibility requirements. Donating blood helps people undergoing treatments for conditions like cancer, sickle cell disease, and injuries from car accidents. 3) Different blood types are needed, and donating is a selfless act that could someday help the donor or their loved ones if they ever needed blood. The speaker urges the audience to become blood donors to help others in need.

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    1) The speaker will persuade the audience to become blood donors by providing information on how easy and impactful donation is. Donating blood can save up to 18 lives each year. 2) The speaker outlines the simple 5-step donation process and eligibility requirements. Donating blood helps people undergoing treatments for conditions like cancer, sickle cell disease, and injuries from car accidents. 3) Different blood types are needed, and donating is a selfless act that could someday help the donor or their loved ones if they ever needed blood. The speaker urges the audience to become blood donors to help others in need.

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    1) The speaker will persuade the audience to become blood donors by providing information on how easy and impactful donation is. Donating blood can save up to 18 lives each year. 2) The speaker outlines the simple 5-step donation process and eligibility requirements. Donating blood helps people undergoing treatments for conditions like cancer, sickle cell disease, and injuries from car accidents. 3) Different blood types are needed, and donating is a selfless act that could someday help the donor or their loved ones if they ever needed blood. The speaker urges the audience to become blood donors to help others in need.

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    Speech 04: Persuasive Speech

    Josselyn Ramos
    Sarah Billington
    COMM 1020-1120
    Speech 4: Persuasive Speech
    24 November 2015
    Persuasive Speech: Audience Assessment
    Specific Goal:
    My audience will be persuaded enough to want to become a blood donor with all the
    great information I give them.
    Type of Claim: This is a claim of Fact and Value.
    Ethos: Primary Ethos:
    a) Competence I myself am a blood donor and have many friends who are as well.
    b) Fairness: I will provide both sides of the argument good and bad.
    Secondary Ethos: I will be citing three sources in this speech.
    Audience Assessment: Most of my audience members will probably have an attitude toward my proposition
    that is undecided.
    Adaptation to Audience Attitude:
    a. Common ground: Most of us have heard of donating blood but I do not think most of us actually have
    been provided with the information of how much difference it makes.
    b. Latitude of acceptance: I am providing a lot of accurate research with lots of support and connection
    that audience could relate to or will in the future.
    Baby Steps: I have made it less complex for the audience to understand and really get the meaning behind
    donating blood.
    Pattern of Organization: motivational sequence.
    ***************************************************************************
    Why you should donate blood.
    Introduction
    Hook: Imagine if you were walking out or driving on a beautiful day and then Bam, you wake up on a table,
    your bleeding, youve been in a car accident. You think are they going to have enough blood to save my
    life today? This is just a story but it can become reality.
    Would it surprise you if I told you each and every year one of you could save eighteen lives in one year?
    Well according to American Cross at redbllodcross.org this statement is very true.
    Proposition (or Hint at Proposition): Giving blood is easy. I will provide you with the steps.
    Preview:
    1. History
    2. Satisfaction
    3. Visualization

    Transition: Millions of people need blood and a lot of lives can be saved by donating.
    Body
    I.

    Background information and history. According to bloodcenters.org


    A.
    1818 first human
    i. 1947 official
    b. It has saved millions of lives.
    (i) Races
    (ii) 18 lives 6 times
    Transition: It is not hard to do its actually simple
    B.

    First you need to find a place to donate which I did for you Arup Blood Service. According to
    redbloodcross.org there is 5 simple steps to donate blood.
    i. Fill out paper work
    ii. Health history
    iii. T,BP, sample
    iv. Donation
    v. Refreshments
    vi. Good health
    vii. 17 or older
    viii. Weight 110 pounds

    Transition: It will make a change if we all do it and it helps people that are going through all kinds of
    problems.
    Cancer, Systole patients, car victims 100 pints of blood, and child birth.
    C.

    Visualizing how donating blood helps and who it helps


    i. Cancer patients chemo
    ii. Sickle disease
    iii. Car accident 100 pint
    iv. RC, Platelets, Plasma, WC
    v. Religion
    vi. Machines sick.
    Different types of blood. A, AB,, B,O O is universal and I am type A.
    Transition If you needed blood would you not want someone to donate it. Do not make excuses go donate
    blood.
    Conclusion
    With all this information are you going to do? Are you going to forget about it or maybe think well it has not
    affected me so who cares? Or are you going to get up off your butt and do something about it? If you were in
    need of blood would you not want someone to donate to help save your life?
    Works Cited:
    "ARUP Blood Services." UtahBlood.org. Donate for Life, n.d. Web. 24 Nov. 2015.
    "Blood History." Blood History. Blood Centers of the Pacific, 02 Apr. 2015. Web. 01 Dec. 2015.
    "Donation FAQs." American Red Cross. Blood Donations, 12 Oct. 2014. Web. 24 Nov. 2015
    .Martin, Kevin. "Blood Donations." Yes Utah Blood. American Red Cross, n.d. Web. 24 Nov. 2015.

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