COM 1000 Lecture 12: Chapter 12
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Introduction- the first part of your presentation, where you fulfill the five functions of an introduction. The body - the largest part of the presentation, which contains the argument, evidence, and main content. Outline- a written plan that uses symbols, margins, and content to reveal the order, importance, and substance of a presentation. Principle 2: your outline is an abstract of the message you will deliver. Principle 3: each outline part is a single idea. Main points- the most important points in a presentation; indicated by roman numerals in an outline. Subpoints- the points in a presentation that support the main points; indicated by capital letter in an outline. Parallel form- the consistent use of complete sentences, clauses, phrases, or words in an outline. Rough draft- the preliminary organization of the outline of a presentation. The sentence outline- an outline consisting entirely of complete sentences.
