Informative+Speech

ggjTitle (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):


 * MY TOPIC FOR THE INFORMATIVE SPEECH**

**Title : Passive smoking**

**Specific purpose : I want to inform the audience about some important information regarding passive smoking**

**Central idea : I am going to talk about the characteristics of passive smoking, the effects on passive smoking on non-smoker and the effects of passive smoking to pregnant women and related to it.**

****I.** INTRODUCTION** **A. Attention getter : I will show to audience some slide show regarding passive smoking to make audience more interested and increase their awareness.** **B. Background information of the topic : I will give some related facts regarding passive smoking.** **C. Preview of the speech (central idea) : I would talk about what passive smoking is, the effects of passive smoking to the non-smoker and the dangers of passive smoking to pregnant women.** **Transition to body of speech : the contents of the cigarette and its characteristics. ** ****II.** BODY** **A. Main-point 1 : Characteristics of passive smoking**

**i. Supporting details : Tobacco smoke contain over 4000 chemicals compounds and additives chemicals.** **ii.Supporting details : Second-hand smoke are not easy to get rid.** **Transition to Main Point 2 : Let’s change our direction for a moments by looking at the effects of the hazardous chemicals to our body.** **B. Main-point 2 : The effects of passive smoking to non-smoker.**

**i. Supporting details : Any person exposed to passive smoking may experience short-term symptoms such as a headache, an eye irritation, a sore throat or dizziness. ** **ii.Supporting details : Long term effects. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that second-hand smoke increases your risk of heart disease and lung cancer. **

**Transition to Main Point 3 : We have spent a lot f time talking about the effects of second-hand smoke to our body, now let's move on to the the effect of smoke to pregnant women and children.. ** **C. Main-point 3 : The dangers of passive smoking to pregnant women and children. **

**i. Supporting details : Cot death, or ‘sudden unexpected death of an infant’ (SUDI),** **ii.Supporting details : a child's bronchial tubes are smaller and their immune systems are less developed. **

**Transition to conclusion **:** the effects of smoke to pregnant women is the worst, it can effect the baby badly. **


 * Conclusion:**


 * A) All the characteristics of the smoking passive are very dangerous. It can effects adult and children. The subsequent effects on young children or infants are more dangerous as it can cause fatal. Children will start to get asthma and their bronchiole become smaller.People should be inform about the dangerous of passive smoking as most of them know nothing about it. The effect of passive smoking to our lungs is very important.**


 * B) memorable statement : "Think twice, save others life"**


 * References:**


 * 1)http://www.india-server.com/news/kids-exposed-to-passive-smoking-show-17368.html **
 * 2)http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-passive-smoking.htm **
 * [|3)http://www.stopsmokingtoday.com/dync/13/Passive_Smoking.html] **
 * 4)http://www.bupa.co.uk/individuals/health-information/directory/p/passive-smoking **