Directions: Draft an outline for a possible speech to be delivered based on the
analysis you made in the previous activity. Choose any one of the types of outline
written on the chart to guide you with the development of your speech.
TYPES OF SPEECH OUTLINE CHART
Type of Outline Description
1. Chronological Outline Historical or time approach like from
past to present.
2. Spatial or Geographical Going from one place to another,
from one direction to another.
3. Cause and Effect Outline Involves a discussion of both cause
and effect of an issue.
4. Problem – Solution Outline Explains a problem and suggest a
possible solution.
5. Topical Outline Divides the topic into subtopics
based on importance or interest
value
Answer (1)
Title: Addressing Climate Change: A Call to ActionI. Introduction- Hook: Climate change alarming statistics- Background: Brief overview of climate change- Thesis: We must act now to mitigate climate change's devastating effectsII. Problem- Definition: Climate change and its consequences- Current situation: Rising temperatures, sea-level rise, extreme weather events- Impact: Environmental, economic, social, and health effectsIII. Causes- Greenhouse gases: Carbon emissions, deforestation, land-use changes- Human activities: Burning fossil fuels, pollution, unsustainable practicesIV. Solution- Transition to renewable energy sources- Increase energy efficiency and conservation- Implement sustainable land-use practices- Encourage climate-resilient infrastructure developmentV. Call to Action- Individual responsibilities: Reduce carbon footprint, support climate policies- Collective efforts: International cooperation, climate education, and advocacyVI. Conclusion- Recap: Climate change's urgent threat and our responsibility- Final thought: Together, we can mitigate climate change's impacts
