When reasoning from specific instances in a persuasive speech, you need to make sure your sample of specific instances is large enough to justify your conclusion.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Three “classic” appeals identified by Aristotle were
a. athos, porthos, and aramis b. ethos, logos, and pathos c. ethos, logos, and mythos d. logos, mythos, and nomos e. mythos, logos, and pathos.
One major difference between public speaking contexts in the United States and those of West Africa is that _____
A. there is no reported difference B. in the United States the speaker is expected to be dynamic and the audience enthusiastic C. in the West Africa the audience must be "dead quiet" D. U.S. audiences are expected to be quiet during the speech whereas West Africa audiences respond like a chorus during a speech
In a brief essay, explain how Burger King worked to integrate the Google Home smart speaker into its advertising for the Whopper. In your essay, you should discuss, with examples, the challenge of grabbing attention for your product with maintaining your product’s brand image. What did Burger King gain from this stunt? What were the problems with it?
What will be an ideal response?
Which source of attraction explains why we are more likely to form a relationship with our next-door neighbor than we are with someone living further away?
A. reciprocation of liking B. competence C. similarity D. proximity