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    Speech Writing

    JIHAN S. COMEROS
    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 5
    •INFLUENCE OTHERS TO A
    CERTAIN PERSONAL BELIEF
    Advocacy Speech

    •Political
    •Social
    •Economic
    Political
    Social
    Advocacy Speech
    Speech

    Intro Body Conclusion


    Parts of a Speech

    •Introduction- 15 %
    •Body -75
    •Conclusion-10 %
    Types of Introduction

    •Quotation. This pertains to


    substantial statements of
    known personalities or of
    common person.
    •At sea, I learned how little
    a person needs, not how
    much.” –Robin Lee Graham
    •
    •
    •“I must be a mermaid, Rango. I
    have no fear of depths and a
    great fear of shallow
    living.” ―Anais Nin
    •“Keep calm and sail away.”
    Anonymous
    •“A lot of people attack the sea, I
    make love to it.” – Jacques Yves
    Cousteau
    • “The sea does not reward those who are too
    anxious, too greedy or too impatient. One
    should lie empty, open, choiceless as a
    beach – waiting for a gift from the
    sea.” – Anne Morrow Lindbergh
    •“We must free ourselves of the
    hope that the sea will ever rest.
    We must learn to sail in high
    winds.” – Aristotle Onassis
    •“If you want to build a ship, don’t
    drum up people to collect wood
    and don’t assign them tasks and
    work, but rather teach them to
    long for the endless immensity of
    the sea.” – Antoine de Saint-
    Exupery
    •
    “He who loves practice without
    theory is like the sailor who
    boards ship without a rudder and
    compass and never knows where
    he may cast.” – Leonardo da Vinci
    •“If one does not know to
    which port one is sailing, no
    wind is favorable.”
    – Seneca
    •“The pessimist complains
    about the wind; the optimist
    expects it to change; the
    realist adjusts the sails.”
    – William Arthur Ward
    •“The strongest storms make
    the best sailors. The
    strongest games make the
    best players. Tougher
    challenges make the best
    leaders.” Martin Luther King
    •“Take charge of your life! The
    tides do not command the
    ship. The sailor
    does.” – Ogwo David
    Emenike, Nigerian Writer
    and Poet
    •“To reach a port, we must
    sail – sail, not tie at anchor
    – sail, not drift.” Franklin
    D.Roosevelt
    Striking Statement

    • These are statements that provoke


    your inner thoughts. The message
    will entice prospect audience to
    stop by and listen.
    Striking Statement

    • Seafarers are modern-


    day warriors.
    The seafaring profession
    has opened its doors to
    women
    Rhetorical Question
    Question: 1.

    •Do you think the seafaring


    profession is exclusively for
    men?
    Question No.2

    •Why do you think Filipino


    Seafarers are the most in-
    demand commodity in the
    international waters?
    Question No. 3

    • Do you think seafarers are


    modern-day heroes?

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