The body of a speech consists of:

a. Specific purpose statements and internal summaries.
b. A restatement of the thesis and statement of closure.
c. Main points, supporting points, and transitions.
d. Internal summaries, unity and statement of closure.
e. Thesis statements and introductions.

C. Main points, supporting points, and transitions

Explanation:

The transition will start the paragraph, or the body of the speech. Then the main points will be talked about; the supporting points will be evidence for the main points and help back up the information. A supporting point can be anecdotal evidence, facts, or even statistics.

ive noticed that too but is this a question

they most likely have a instrumental version. just look it up on google.