Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?

A. To make the language is more memorable

B. To remind the audience of the theme

C. To make a claim seem logical

D. To avoid counterarguments

Question

Why do speakers emphasize particular words and phrases?

A. To make the language is more memorable

B. To remind the audience of the theme

C. To make a claim seem logical

D. To avoid counterarguments

anonymous · Answer

I think A or B but not really sure

anonymous · Answer

Well probably A, but if someone could affirm that, that'd be great

destinymasha · Answer

I think B. To remind the audience of the theme 
Consider Spoken Word -  a poet might say  ''no one said anything , because they THOUGHT  they were wrong, and  they THOUGHT  their opinions were not valuable.

destinymasha · Answer

[im not a poet , sorry]

anonymous · Answer

Alright. I get what your saying. Thanks!

destinymasha · Answer

your welcome!

anonymous · Answer

I think it would be A. If a speaker emphasizes words it sticks in our memory more, as opposed to someone speaking in a monotone voice.

anonymous · Answer

yeah... that's what I would think but I think it could go either way :/