To give a good speech, you should start strong and end strong. Statistics are numerically formulated facts used to describe observations of size or frequency. Facts, examples, statistics, and definitions are all types of supporting materials. Three types of anecdotes are personal, third person, and fictional story.
Most speeches contain between two and five main ideas.
Three ways to organize your speech are chronologically, topically, and cause and effect. A rhetorical question is a question for which no answer is expected. Three good ways to create a sense of rhythm are repetition, parallel wording, and antithesis. The rate is the speed at which a person speaks. The conclusion of your speech draws together everything that has been said and indicates what the audience should do or believe as a result.