Draft a persuasive speech in which you convince the class to stay at the school or travel to an alternative location that will provide a better safe haven from the zombies. Your persuasive speech must take into account the following issues:
The pros and cons of staying and/or leaving.
The alternative location and how the group can get there as safely as possible.
Why the alternate location is a better place of refuge than the school— or vice versa.
How the group can get through the barrier of zombies surrounding the school building.
How the group will handle rival human gangs on the road or at the alternate location.
A Plan B in case the alternate location has been overrun by zombies— or in case the school is overrun by zombies or a rival human gang.
The mode of transportation to safely travel to the alternate location.
How your group will fashion weapons to protect yourselves against the zombies— or other humans.
Your group’s fear about leaving the school and facing possible death.
A list of reasons as to why it is necessary to stay or leave the school.
(Please write a persuasive speech on this topic with the following requirments as I have made this question I just wanna check my ans)
Solution:-
Such questions are made for enhancing the self creative skills and should be tried answering on your own. However, here are a few points that will help you in framing your answer:-
(Please note you are talking about a persuasive speech. In such a situation, the speaker has already made the decision whether he wants to leave or stay. Accordingly, he appeals to the audience to accept his point of view by providing reasons. You do not give pros and cons in such a situation. Here, I am assuming that the speaker has decided to leave the school as the place is overrun with zombies.)
Such questions are made for enhancing the self creative skills and should be tried answering on your own. However, here are a few points that will help you in framing your answer:-
(Please note you are talking about a persuasive speech. In such a situation, the speaker has already made the decision whether he wants to leave or stay. Accordingly, he appeals to the audience to accept his point of view by providing reasons. You do not give pros and cons in such a situation. Here, I am assuming that the speaker has decided to leave the school as the place is overrun with zombies.)
- Our school is overrun by Zombies. We must leave the school campus immediately. Let us reach to Dragon point by dawn.
- The zombies would be turned to ashes if they step foot on the salt water of Dragon point.
- Pack your weapons to attack any zombies or eliminate rival groups on the way.
- Many groups have already left for Dragon Point. There is only limited space left there.
- The school buses are ready to take us to Dragon Point. Hop in without wasting any time. Use the underground tunnel beside the canteen to reach to the parking safely.
- If somehow we find any trace of zombies there, we must leave immediately for Cape X which is situated at a height of 10,000 feet above the ground. Zombies cannot reach there.
- I have already sent 50 jeeps to Dragon Point for such an emergency situation.
- These jeeps have tranquillised with silver water. So, zombies cannot enter into them.
- We will use them to reach Cape X if zombies infiltrate Dragon Point somehow.