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    World Hunger Speech Writing

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    The document provides tips for writing a speech about world hunger. It suggests beginning with a shocking fact or statistic to grab the audience's attention. The speech should have an introduction outlining the problem of world hunger, followed by paragraphs discussing who is affected, what can be done to help, and why the issue merits attention. The conclusion should reiterate the key message. Rhetorical techniques like repetition, rhetorical questions, and appeals to emotion can make the speech more persuasive. Statistics and facts about the scale of world hunger today should also be included. The overall goal is to inform and persuade the audience to take action on this important issue.

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    The document provides tips for writing a speech about world hunger. It suggests beginning with a shocking fact or statistic to grab the audience's attention. The speech should have an introduction outlining the problem of world hunger, followed by paragraphs discussing who is affected, what can be done to help, and why the issue merits attention. The conclusion should reiterate the key message. Rhetorical techniques like repetition, rhetorical questions, and appeals to emotion can make the speech more persuasive. Statistics and facts about the scale of world hunger today should also be included. The overall goal is to inform and persuade the audience to take action on this important issue.

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    World Hunger Speech Writing

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    Tilly Kyriakides
    The document provides tips for writing a speech about world hunger. It suggests beginning with a shocking fact or statistic to grab the audience's attention. The speech should have an introduction outlining the problem of world hunger, followed by paragraphs discussing who is affected, what can be done to help, and why the issue merits attention. The conclusion should reiterate the key message. Rhetorical techniques like repetition, rhetorical questions, and appeals to emotion can make the speech more persuasive. Statistics and facts about the scale of world hunger today should also be included. The overall goal is to inform and persuade the audience to take action on this important issue.

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    World Hunger

    Speech Writing
    If you were going
    to write a speech
    about world
    hunger, what
    would you write
    about?
    Does everyone have enough food? Why?
    What could we do about that?
    What is the To entertain
    To inform
    and/or to
    most and/or amuse.
    persuade.

    common What do you

    purpose of To advise
    and/or
    think the
    purpose of a
    speech about
    a speech? describe.
    world hunger
    would be?
    Tips for Writing a
    Speech
    Tip 1: be memorable from the very first
    sentence.
    • You want to ensure that your audience is listening to you from the very start
    of your speech.
    • Include a shocking fact or statistic:  
    ‘Recently, I found out that up to one million species of plants and animals are
    threatened with extinction at this very moment.’
    • Begin with a rhetorical question:
    How would you feel if you couldn’t feed your children?
    • Use a powerful image:  
    ‘Imagine a huge clock - the slow, steady tick filling this room. Counting away
    the seconds and minutes we have left to act.’
    Tip 2: tone of voice
    What tone of voice should you use for the purpose of your speech?
    • Authoritative.
    • Caring.
    • Cheerful.
    • Harsh.
    • Conversational.
    • Casual.
    Tip 3: Repetition is key
    • Repeating the same word, phrase or idea more than once for
    emphasis.
    • Saying things in groups of 3 or repeating the same thing 3 times to
    help your audience to pay attention to the information.
    Tip 4: using rhetorical devices
    Technique Examples

    Flattery - complimenting your audience. A person of your intelligence deserves much better than this.

    Hyperbole - exaggerated language used for effect. It is simply out of this world strong> – stunning!

    Personal pronouns - ‘I’, ‘you’ and ‘we’. You are the key to this entire idea succeeding - we will be with
    you all the way. I can’t thank you enough!

    Imperatives - instructional language. Get on board and join us!

    Safer streets means comfort, reassurance and peace of


    Triples - grouping language in threes.
    mind for you, your family and your friends.

    Emotive language - language that appeals to the emotions. There are thousands of animals at the mercy of our selfishness.

    Statistics and figures - factual data used in a persuasive way. 80% of people agreed that this would change their community
    for the better.
    Rhetorical question - a question which implies its own answer. Who doesn’t want success?
    Tip 5: end with impact
    • It can be useful to include phrases directed at the audience that highlight
    you’re ending the speech:
    ‘My final message to you is…’
    ‘In conclusion, it is clear that…’
    • Or you may want to finish your speech with a powerful image, question or
    memorable idea:
    ‘Do we really want to be responsible for the destruction of our environment?’
    • And finally…
    Don’t forget to thank your audience for giving you their time!
    ‘Thank you all for listening today.’
    Suggested Structure

    Introduction – What is the problem?

    1st paragraph – Who is affected?

    2nd paragraph – What can we do/how can we help?

    3rd paragraph – Why should we help?

    Conclusion – final paragraph to reiterate your message.


    Some 811 million people still go hungry.

    facts you World hunger is on the rise, affecting 9.9% of people


    globally.

    may want From 2019 to 2020, the number of undernourished

    to use: people grew by 161 million, caused mostly by conflict,


    climate change, and the Covid-19 pandemic.

    You can also research more facts at home or make


    facts and statistics up, as long as they are realistic!

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