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| The idea that an audience will pay more attention at the beginning than the body of a speech is the |
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| The idea that an audience will pay more attention at the end than the body of a speech is the |
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| A word used in place of another word that is viewed disagreeable or offensive is a |
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| An expression that means something other than the literal meaning is an |
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| A qualifying word that makes a statement ambiguous is a |
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| Using the same phrase, wording, or clause multiple times to add emphasis is |
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| Juxtaposition of two apparently contradictory phrases that are organized in a parallel structure is |
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| Web sources displayed as evidence during a speech is |
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| Using a live internet feed as visual media during a speech is |
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| A type of public speaking where the speaker operates in a way that combines structure and spontaneity is |
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| Verbal fillers speakers use when they're trying to think of what they want to say are |
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| Monitoring news sources to analyze and assess the info they produce is |
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| Forcing someone to think a certain way or feel pressured to act is |
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| An argument in which a premise or conclusion is unstated but implied is an |
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| A word that clarifies, modifies, or limits another word or phrase is a |
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| Supporting a claim with specific cases is _____ reasoning. |
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| Linking two events or actions to claim that one resulted in the other is _____ reasoning. |
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| Comparing two similar things and suggesting that what holds true for one holds true for another is _____ reasoning. |
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