Step 1: Identify the speech you selected for this assessment. Remember, you could choose from the following
speeches that may be found online:
Queen Elizabeth I's 1588 Speech to the Troops at Tilbury
. Vince Lombardi's 1967 "What it Takes to Be Number One" Speech
William Faulkner's 1950 Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech
Selected
Speech
"What it takes to be number one " by Vince Lombardi
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Central Idea
Central Idea
Development
B
In one sentence, state the central idea of your speech.
The central idea of this speech is to give it your all and try your best.
In 2-3 sentences, explain how the author developed this central idea in their beginning,
middle, and end.
Author's
Purpose
Was the author's purpose for writing this speech to entertain, express, inform, or
persuade? Persuade
In one sentence, explain how you determined their purpose.
Text Structure
Identify the text structure of your speech (cause and effect, compare and contrast,
chronological, description problem/solution, or sequence).
Cause and effect
In 2-3 sentences, explain how you determined the structure.