What is not a characteristic of rhetoric?
A.
It is presenting facts and opinions persuasively.
B.
It is a combination of what is said and how it is said.
C.
It is the art of making a good argument.
D.
It is limited to public speaking.

Question

What is not a characteristic of rhetoric?
A.
It is presenting facts and opinions persuasively.
B.
It is a combination of what is said and how it is said.
C.
It is the art of making a good argument.
D.
It is limited to public speaking.

anonymous · Answer

Don't you think A and C are quite similar? If they are both true, or both false, then the answer could only be B or D. Hope this helps!

anonymous · Answer

D doesn't make sense, as it's impossible for a "type of speak" to be limited to only a certain setting (dependent on what's in question, of course; but generally so), so that would your answer. :)