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IntroductionBodyConclusionIntroductionBodyConclusionPut the following statements into a logical outline, including an introduction, body and conclusion.Topic: Brewing BeerGeneral Purpose: To informSpecific Purpose: After listening to my speech the audience will know the six steps involved in the process of brewing beer.Thesis: Brewing beer is a process that involves a series of complex steps, each modifiedto give the beer its individual flavor.Introduction1. Have you ever wondered how beer is created?2. It is amazing how much goes into producing a beer. It’s a process not many of us think about as we chug down our favorite beer.3. Brewing beer is a process that involves a series of complex steps, each modifies to give beer its individual flavor.4. By providing an overview of the malting, mashing, brewing, and fermenting processes in making beer, I hope to give you a better understanding of the brewing process.BodyI. The first step in the brewing process is called malting.II. The second step in the brewing process is called mashing.III. The third step in brewing beer is actually brewing the liquidIV. The fourth major step is fermentation.V. After the brewer decides the process is complete, the beer is piped into the serving vessel as any additional yeast and hops particles are filtered so that the beer is as crisp and as clear as possible.V.I. The final step is to keg and bottle the beer, and then you get the finish product (a bottle of beer).Conclusion1. So you’re fascinated, right? Or maybe you’re just content to enjoy your beer and don’t care where it came from. Or maybe you don’t even like beer.2. Whatever your stance, I hope you leave today with a better understanding of the brewing process---and maybe even a little trivia.Introduction1. 2. 3. 4. BodyI. II. III. IV. V. V.I. Conclusion1. 2. What was the general purpose of this speech?What was the specific purpose?Draw a line under the thesis of this speech.Put the following statements into a logical outline, including an introduction, body and conclusion.It is amazing how much goes into producing a beer. It’s a process not many of us think about as we chug down our favorite beer.The second step in the brewing process is called mashing.Whatever your stance, I hope you leave today with a better understanding of the brewing process---and maybe even a little trivia.The third step in brewing beer is actually brewing the liquidThe fourth major step is fermentation.Have you ever wondered how beer is created?The first step in the brewing process is called malting.The final step is to keg and bottle the beer, and then you get the finish product (a bottle of beer).So you’re fascinated, right? Or maybe you’re just content to enjoy your beer and don’t care where it came from. Or maybe you don’t even like beer.By providing an overview of the malting, mashing, brewing, and fermenting processes in making beer, I hope to give you a better understanding of the brewing process.Brewing beer is a process that involves a series of complex steps, each modifies to give beer its individual flavor.After the brewer decides the process is complete, the beer is piped into the serving vessel as any additional yeast and hops particles are filtered so that the beer is as crisp and as clear as


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