What are three types of organizational patterns for informative speeches? Provide an example of three to four main points for each organizational pattern

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A chronological pattern is organization in which the main points are arranged in a time-ordered sequence. For example, if I was giving a speech on Beyonce Knowles, I might organize my main points based on the release dates of her albums as follows:
Main point one: "Dangerously In Love" (2003)
Main point two: "B'Day" (2007)
Main point three: "I am … Sasha Fierce" (2008)

A geographical or spatial pattern organizes main points according to physical location. For example, if I was giving a speech about the New England Aquarium, I might organize my speech geographically based on the aquarium layout as follows:
Main point one: Amazon Rain Forest
Main point two: Edge of the Seas
Main point three: Giant Ocean Tank
Main point four: Pacific Reef Communities

A topical pattern is the most common organization used in informative speeches and involves organizing main points in the order that seems most appropriate. If I was giving a speech on healthy eating at fast food restaurants, I might organize my main points by topic as follows:
Main point one: Sandwiches
Main point two: Burgers
Main point three: Mexican food
Main point four: Bakeries