Name and define the 4 types of Informative Speech. Give 2 examples each.    (8 Points)

Each of the following statements is an informative speech about an object, policy, event or concept. (COPE) Correctly identify which of the four types matches each statement.      (8 Points)

To inform my audience how to prepare for a back packing expedition.

To inform my audience about the removal of the Cherokee Indians from their native lands.

To inform my audience about the major achievements of President Ronald Reagan.

To inform my audience about the major principles of Keynesian economic theory.

To inform my audience how to make genuine French croissants.

To inform my audience of the major theories about the Bermuda Triangle.

To inform my audience about the history of Halloween observance.

To inform my audience about the major parts of a 35-millimeter camera.

What are 3 guidelines for informative speaking?       (3 Points)

Each of the following are specific purpose statements for a persuasive speech on a question of fact, question of value or question of policy. Correctly identify which of these three questions match each statement.      (8 Points)

To persuade my audience that doctor-assisted suicide is morally accepted.

To persuade my audience that they should adopt a program of regular exercise.

To persuade my audience that the use of cell phones by car drivers has contributed to a growing number of automobile accidents.

To persuade my audience that birds evolved from dinosaurs.

To persuade my audience that preemptive strikes against terrorists is justifiable.

To persuade my audience to take a class that will teach them CPR.

To persuade my audience that there should be tougher enforcement laws to protect the victims of domestic violence.

To persuade my audience that another major earthquake will strike Los Angeles before the year 2021.

Name and explain the 3 basic issues that will confront a speaker regarding a question of policy.   (6 Points)

Name and explain one outline organization that could be used regarding a question of policy persuasive speech.   (2 Points)