Speech

Santos, Dieanne A. May 19, 2014

2BSAT 1:00 – 2:30

SPEECH OUTLINE

TITLE: She’s the Best Liar

Specific Purpose: To entertain the audience

Introduction:

I. Let audience’s remember the quotation

II. Explain the definition of a mother

III. Living a life without a mother

IV. Preview the body: (why mother is the best liar)

1. She answers us “no”

2. She answers us “yes”

3. She’s the best

Body:

I. She answers us “no”

A. We ask her if she’s tired

B. We ask her if she’s hungry

II. She answers us “yes”

A. We ask her if she’s or it’s okay

1. To let her cook food

2. To ask more allowance

3. To ask for advices

III. She is our everything

1. Our best friend

2. Our mother

Conclusion:

I. Start with a question

II. Summarize main points

III. End with advices

“But there's a story behind everything. How a picture got on a wall. How a scar got on your face. Sometimes the stories are simple, and sometimes they are hard and heartbreaking. But behind all your stories is always your mother's story, because hers is where yours begin.”  - Mitch Albom. Mother literarily means a female parent, a woman in authority. But, a mother means a lot in a family. – Living without a mother is difficult - No one will take care of you, no one will guide you, and no one will protect you. The mother is the best liar because she only answers us with a “yes” and a “no”. She is the best liar, she is the best.

She woke up early in the morning to cook breakfast for the family. After she cooks, she washes the plates and does some household chores to keep the house clean. She prepares our clothes and uniform for our work and school. She goes to work for us to survive. She goes home early to cook dinner, for us to have something to eat when we go home. We ask her if she is tired, she answers us a “no” w/ a smile.

It is our mother whom we ask a lot of things. We ask her to cook us our favorite food. We ask...