Preparation+Speech+Outline

Title (1/2 mark): Specific purpose (1/2 mark): Central idea (1/2 mark):

**I.** **INTRODUCTION**

A. Attention getter (2 marks): Transition to body of speech (1/2 mark):

**II.** **BODY**

A. Main-point (1/2 mark): i. Supporting details (2 marks): Transition (1/2 mark):

B. Main-point (1/2 mark): i. Supporting details (2 marks): Transition (1/2 mark):

C. Main-point (1/2 mark): i. Supporting details ((2 marks): Transition to conclusion (1/2 mark):

**III.** **CONCLUSION**

A. Summary of main points (1 mark): B. Memorable final statement/Call for action (1 mark): _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Topic:How to Talk to Your Cat General purpose: To inform how close you with your cat Specific purpose: I would like to inform the audience about the three ways to communicate with a cat Central idea: The three ways to communicate with a cat are to understand its facial expression, to use a suitable tone of voice and to use key words.

Introduction
 * There are many breed of cats, examples: Abyssinian, Birman, Burmese, Higlander, Himalayan and etc.
 * The pet is not only a pet but a friend to you.

Body
 * A. Main point: understand its facial expression
 * Supporting details: does your cat seem to listen to you in a content way when you talk to it or does it simply ignore you or does your cat only seem to be aware of your presence when food is involved?the key here is to get your cat to communicate with you without involving food.


 * B. Main point: tone of voice.
 * Supporting details: cats enjoy higher pitched, friendly tones. but, if you want it to not doing something, change your voice to be harsher and louder.


 * C. Main point:use key words.
 * Supporting details: repeat words and show them objects constantly

Conclusion A. When you try to close to your cat, it will more close to you. B. Sometimes, the cat will understand you better than other people understand you.

References: http://www.ehow.com/how_2071267_talk-cat.html http://www.catchannel.com/breeds/all_landing.aspx