WILL MEDAL AND FAN, PLEASE HELP!

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rz172 · Answer

@Aveline

rz172 · Answer

What is an example of a question that you should ask yourself when evaluating a persuasive speech?

A. Did the introduction state the topic, or main idea of the presentation?
B. Did the speaker present a clear opinion on the topic?
C. Is the specific purpose for the speech clear?
D. Are there effective transitions?

aveline · Answer

Honestly, I think all of those are good examples of what you should ask yourself.

rz172 · Answer

But, could it be A?

aveline · Answer

But since you're trying to convince someone in a persuasive speech, I think B would be the best answer? I'm not sure... I think A and C are very similar in meaning.
Not 100% sure on this one.

blake4560 · Answer

I think that the answer is B. A persuasive essay is trying to make someone see the logic of your argument; and possibly convince/win them over.

chapterfour · Answer

I agree with the answer choice B but as Aveline has said... all answer choices are good.

poetryprincess · Answer

I say B as well.