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    In the introduction, body, and conclusion of a presentation, hooks should be used to grab and maintain the audience's attention. For the introduction, an attention-grabbing quote, statement, or story works as a hook. In the body, entertaining stories or stories about the speaker's experience on the topic can hook the audience. For the conclusion, signaling the upcoming conclusion a few minutes early acts as a hook to prepare the audience.

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    In the introduction, body, and conclusion of a presentation, hooks should be used to grab and maintain the audience's attention. For the introduction, an attention-grabbing quote, statement, or story works as a hook. In the body, entertaining stories or stories about the speaker's experience on the topic can hook the audience. For the conclusion, signaling the upcoming conclusion a few minutes early acts as a hook to prepare the audience.

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    Publish speaking Week 4

    Name: Phan Ngọc Diễm – Student’s code: B1908962

    Question: What are the hooks to be used in the introduction,


    body and conclusion?

    In the introduction of presentation, we usually use hooks to grab the audience’s


    attention, which can be one word, one sentence, a quote, an outrageous
    declaration or a short story. Besides that, we also need to hook ‘em and hold
    ‘em at the beginning. Furthermore, our hook can be a bit of theatrics, a question
    a shocking statement or whatever we want it to be – as long as it is memorable.

    In the body, we will use hook by giving the audience a good story about our
    topic. There are many types of stories we can tell. Apart from entertaining
    stories, there are four main categories: The ‘Who am I?’ story; The Inspirational
    story; The Leader Story; The Organizational Story. Besides that, we can use
    proverbs, analogies and metaphors to make the hooks in the body’s
    presentation.

    In conclusion, we can use the “dinner party ending” to signal our intention long
    before we do as hook in our presentation. Besides that, when we make the
    “dinner party ending”, we can be conversational and natural before the
    audience. Signal our intention to wrap up a few minutes before we actually do
    will make the audience more prepared and more alert for our final words.

    THINK IT OUT PRESENTATION PLANNING FORM

    Section Jot down your ideas


    Topic Is failure a chance to success?
    Try to think of a snappy headline
    Audience 1 professor and 44 audiences
    How many and who are they?
    Publish speaking Week 4

    Time of Day 9:50 AM


    Specific time
    Controlling Idea I firmly support failure as an opportunity to
    One sentence that’your focus/premise. succeed.
    Hook Narrate a story about famous successful people
    Ideas on how to grab the audience who have experienced failure.
    What’s in it for them? - Encourage the audience no longer to fear failure
    What are the benefits for the audience. - Assist the audience to realize that failure is the
    impulse behind our success
    - Reveal the audience ways to support themselves
    overcome failure approximately.
    Why me? I experienced setbacks during my high school
    What are your credentials for speaking years and that's what motivated me to achieve my
    on this topic. goals. Besides, I also learned about this topic in
    the curriculum of the book Q Skills for success
    listening and speaking 3 (second edition).
    Context How many people have become discouraged, give
    Jot down the need to know information. up, even seek death after failure.
    Content 1. How do people usually sense after failure
    2 or 3 subjetc areas – your facts, ideas 2. how people become more energetic after having
    & arguments. experienced failure
    3. how to utilize failure as a compelling motivator
    for success.
    Conclusion My own story proves even more that what I say is
    Jot down the point (s) you want to make possible, I can do it, and you can too.
    at the end.

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