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Length: 386 words (1.1 double-spaced pages)

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Topic: Cats

General Purpose/Goal: To inform

Specific Purpose/Goal: I want my audience to understand three interesting things about

Cats.

Thesis Statement: Three interesting things to know about cats are their intelligence,

tail signals and that they are territorial animals.

INTRODUCTION

I. Attention Getter: you see them every where you look, sometimes out playing or other times in a house.

II. Preview Statement: I am going to share three areas of information about cats.

A. Cats are very intelligent animals.

B. Cats give off tail signals.

C. Cats are territorial animals.

III. Credibility Statement: I have been a cat owner for nineteen years. I have hand raised and trained my two cats since they were kittens.

IV. Relevancy Statement: Most people at one point in his or her life will probably have the opportunity to see and interact with a cat.

TRANSITION: Now that I have you thinking about cats, let me tell you about their

intelligence.

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I. Cats are very intelligent animals.

A. Cats are capable of forming attachments to people and communicating their wants and

needs.

B. Cats are capable of instinctual thought.

TRANSITION: Now that you know how intelligent cats are, lets talk about their tail signals.

II. Cats give off different tail signals indicating their mood.

A. If a cat's tail is raised slightly and softly curved the cat is interested in something.

B. If a cat's tail is held still, but the tip is twitching the cat is irritated.

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