Outline Submission Form

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Outline Submission Form
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SUBJECT or TITLE

INTRODUCTION: This would be your opening remarks.

I. POINT ONE
A. If there is an "A." then there must be at least a "B."
B.

II. POINT TWO
    A.
        1. If there is a "1." then there must be at least a "2."
        2.
    B.

III. POINT THREE
    A.
    B.
        1.
            a. If there is an "a." then there must be at least a "b."
            b.
        2.
            a.
                i. If there is a "i" then there must be at least a "ii."
                ii.
            b.

(More main points (i.e., "IV." "V." etc.) can be added if necessary following the rules set out in this sample. CAUTION: Use only the parts of this sample outline that you need for your outline. Don't make your outline any more complicated than necessary.)

THE CLOSE OR CONCLUSION (In a sermon this would include the INVITATION.)

CRITIQUE:
Some classes require a self-critique of your live presentation of this speech. Include the critique here at the end of the outline. If it is not required for the class, then ignore this section of the instructions.

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