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Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5Slide 6Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9Defining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining Purpose General PurposeGeneral Purpose Specific PurposeSpecific Purpose Thesis StatementThesis StatementDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining Purpose General PurposeGeneral Purpose 3 Basic Options3 Basic Options To EntertainTo Entertain To InformTo Inform To PersuadeTo PersuadeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeSpecific PurposeSpecific PurposeExpressed by purposeExpressed by purpose statementstatementReceiver OrientedReceiver OrientedSpecificSpecificRealisticRealisticDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeDefining PurposeThe Thesis StatementThe Thesis StatementCentral Idea of your Central Idea of your SpeechSpeechDelivered directly to Delivered directly to audienceaudience What do you want the What do you want the audience to remember?audience to remember?Audience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisDefinition:Definition:An examination of certain An examination of certain pertinent characteristics pertinent characteristics of your listeners – when of your listeners – when planning a speechplanning a speechAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience TypeAudience TypePassersbyPassersbyCaptivesCaptivesVolunteersVolunteersAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience PurposeAudience PurposeDemographicsDemographicsNumber of PeopleNumber of PeopleGenderGenderAgeAgeGroup MembershipGroup MembershipAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience AnalysisAudience


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