COM 202 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Microsoft Powerpoint
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Chapter 6: chapter 5 discusses methods in supporting the ideas of your speech. Ii) a good way to support the main idea is by using examples. They can either be factual or hypothetical, and each of those can be brief or detailed: a factual example that is brief is a fact, but to further explain it can be applied to a situation. Imagine the day before your wedding on the beach, there"s an expected storm: to make it more detailed you would explain what type of storm and how the couple is reacting. Iii) the biggest part of using supportive materials is to explain: an exposition is basically relaying information communicatively, your mother teaches you how to make a cake from scratch. You take the recipe and pass it along to a friend: an analysis is taking each part and breaking it down. If you want to learn how the brain works.