Rhetorical Analysis Essay Outline ONLY NO ESSAY YET

I’m studying for my English class and don’t understand how to answer this. Can you help me study?

1. Download and open the OUTLINE TEMPLATE (WORD ATTACHMENT BELOW).
2. Add the required outline parts to the template and remove direction sentences as you go.
3. Review your Rhetorical Devices Chart (GO BASED OFF THIS WORD ATTACHMENT BELOW). Select three rhetorical devices from audience, purpose, repetition, imagery, logos, ethos and pathos.
4. Write a thesis statement for an essay analyzing the speech you selected Here is a link to that speech: https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/fdrpearlharbor.htm. Be sure to include the topic (your selected speech), your claim about the speech, and the three rhetorical devices.
5. Create an introduction of at least four sentences before the thesis.
6. Make a separate support paragraph for each rhetorical device.
7. Write topic sentences for each support paragraph. In each topic sentence, be sure to include the topic, your claim and the specific rhetorical device discussed in the support paragraph.
8. Develop each body paragraph idea with adequate supporting evidence (at least two quotes or paraphrases per paragraph) from the speech, and then add explanation/analysis to show how that evidence supports your topic sentence/thesis idea.
9. Focus on analyzing the rhetoric and not the content of the speech.
10. Make a quote sandwich (Links to an external site.) for each quote.
11. Include in-text citations (Links to an external site.) in your outline.
12. Write a conclusion (Links to an external site.) at the end of your outline.
13. Include a Work Cited (Links to an external site.) at the end of your outline. Create an appropriate citation for the speech you chose. Format the citation correctly with hanging indent and double-spacing. Here is an example of an MLA formatted speech citation.

Johnson, Lyndon B. “1964 State of the Union Address.” U.S. Capitol, 8 Jan 1964, Washington, D.C. Speech.