In her speech about poor voter turnout, Mollie challenged her audience to register and to actually go out and vote at the next election. The purpose of her speech was to
A) persuade.
B) inform.
C) entertain.
D) inspire.
A
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A. closed, open B. closed, bipolar C. bi-polar, open D. loaded, bi-polar
Language does not change over time
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In ________ reasoning, we consider specific evidence first and then draw general conclusions from it.
A. inductive B. subjective C. deductive D. objective