What type of outline is a truncated version of what you plan to say and does not include complete sentences, except in places where you plan to directly quote a source?

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Camilla Whitaker

11 February, 19:22

What type of outline is a truncated version of what you plan to say and does not include complete sentences, except in places where you plan to directly quote a source?

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Melody Mills · Answer 1

Speaking Outline

Explanation:

A speaking outline is the diagram used as presentation guides to notify the speaker of the parts of a speech throughout presentation. In fact, a speech outline is often used to activate the speaker's memory during presentation.

It is often written on an index card or note-card because, when delivering the message, they are small and easy to hold.

After you have completed the final draft of your planning outline, you will need to create your speaking outline before you begin to practice your speech. For each speaker, a speaking outline may be different, as the words that jog the memory of a person will be different from person to person.