1. Select a topic (you choose your own topic this time!). You must selecta topic that can be presented to your audience in an informative manner-no persuasion allowed. 2. Create your outline following the outline template provided in this link https://docs.google.com/file/d/1mVDVOTEPqv9V3j0eHQmlBcW5Iw2JIj81/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword You must have 3 main points, no more and no less 3. Conduct research on this topic and incorporate three oral citations in your outline- one oral citation for each main point. These citations will also bedelivered aloud during your speech. more informationon what a complete oral citation is: As you know, you must have aminimum of three (3) citationswritten in your outlineandcited orally while presenting your speech. Citations should be ONE sentence long (maybe 2 if you need to state several things from the same ource). All citations have should include the following information: 1. The author or originalsource 2. Credentials of the author or source 3. The name of the publication 4. The date that the source was published Again, although there are 4 parts to a complete citation, it is only ONE sentence 4. Have complete sentences and provide details in your sub-points. All parts of the outline temple must be completed.