GENERAL 5-PARAGRAPH ESSAY OUTLINE

I.

Introduction
a. Attention-getter (anecdotes, facts, statistics, rhetorical questions, description, etc.)
(You are only allowed to use a Question or a Quote on your 1st Speech Project)

Life comes from physical survival but the good life comes from what we care about
Background information
b. central idea)

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down

(This is where you give background on the topic/thesis statement & establish Credibility)

Women and respectable men, as of now in the US there are 79,000 U.S patients on the
transplant holding up rundown. Three thousand a month are added to this aggregate.
Not a considerable measure the greater part of you may say when the populace is near
three hundred million, however now add twenty to thirty family and companions to
every patient, and the number increments unfathomably.
Thesis statement (a claim/assertion that includes a developmental plan outlining
your intended
c. argument; list your three main points)

Transplant,
essential
organs
patients ,
II.

Body Paragraph #1
Topic
Sentence
a. assertion/point)

(major
(State the topic sentence for your 1st support point)

By giving your essential organs after you have passed away, you can spare existences of individuals
that need an indispensable organ transplant to live.
b. Supporting details (quotes, description, paraphrasing, explanation, etc.)

Consistently somewhere around 16 and 17 individuals kick the bucket whilst sitting tight
for a transplant. Again you may say not a considerable measure but rather in the
normal keeps an eye ones lifetime the loss of life is 1,980,160 right around two million
individuals. Women and noble men you can offer assistance. For the more wistful of you,
of the 79,000 patients sitting tight for a transplant, more than 10 for every penny of these
are youngsters under 18 years old. Whats more, around and a large portion of these are
living beneath the country's neediness line.
(Reference your sources of information for the Informative & the persuasive Speech Project)

III.

Body Paragraph #2
Topic
Sentence
(State the topic
(major
sentence
for
assertion/poi your
2nd
a.
nt)
support point)

All in all, by
what means
would you be
able to offer
assistance?
b.

Supporting
details

(quotes,
description,
paraphrasing
,
explanation,
etc.)
(State ALL the details supporting this topic sentence)

You should simply reach your neighborhood specialist and he will let you know
everything you need to know. You round out one structure, and get a card; it truly is
that simple. At that point, once you have passed away in numerous years to come, your
organs will be uprooted and will give another person the shot of life, After a transplant
of a basic organ, The normal survival rate is more than 80%; a huge increment from
the 20% that would live without the surgery. Additionally the death rate of the patient
can increments because of the possibility of accepting a healthier organ from the
benefactor. A few individuals stress.
(Reference your sources of information for the Informative & the persuasive Speech Project)

IV.

Body Paragraph #3
Topic
Sentence
(major
assertion/poi
a.
nt)

(State the topic

sentence
for
your
3rd
support point)

Will they be
left open after
the surgery as
they are as of
now dead, or
will regardless
they have the
capacity
to
have an open
coffin
memorial
service?
b.

Supporting details (quotes, description, paraphrasing, explanation, etc.)

The responses to these are basic. You will be treated with the up most regard in the surgery
and the same techniques apply to the body as a living body. Also, yes, you will have the
capacity to have an open coffin burial service on the off chance that you wish to.

V.

Conclusion
a. Restate thesis (rephrase main idea)

Women and courteous fellows the endowment of life is the most astonishing blessing
anyone can give. How I see things, and what made me turn into a contributor, is that after I
am gone I will have no utilization for my organs. So why if I deny another person from
utilizing them.
b. Closing thoughts (So what? summary of main points, call to action,
quotation, question, reference back to introduction, future)

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