Pronouncing key words loudly for emphasis is _____ used in public speaking.

an example of rhetorical language
a nonverbal strategy
a verbal strategy
a prewriting strategy

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Pronouncing key words loudly for emphasis is _____ used in public speaking.

an example of rhetorical language
a nonverbal strategy
a verbal strategy
a prewriting strategy

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recall that *verbal* communication refers to words/spoken language to express ideas/communicate, while nonverbal communication refers to other forms of communication, such as body language

with that being said, which one better applies to "pronouncing key words loudly"?