(D) Read the following descriptions (a)-(c)given below and identify which onecorrectly corresponds to the extract.(a) A debate is a formal discussion ona particular topic, usually with twoor more people presenting differentviewpoints and arguments.(b) An aside is a brief comment or remarkmade by a character directly to theaudience, which is not intended to beheard by other characters on stage.(c) A speech is a formal address ordiscourse delivered to an audience

Which behavior is most clearly a response to a rhetorical situation?A.Doing research on the topic of a speechB.Backing up facts in a speech with evidenceC.Editing a speech to make it more formalD.Organizing a speech by topic

16. This type of speech persuades others through logical reasoning and analysis.A. impromptu speechB. roast speechC. extemporaneous speechD. argumentative speech

What is a type of text that clarifies or explains a phenomenon by presenting an in-depth discussion and defining what something is based on a particular context?

Why is it important to consider your audience's opinions when making an argument?A.So that you can use simple words that your audience will understandB.So that you know which kinds of information will best persuade your audienceC.So that you can give your audience step-by-step instructions about a taskD.So that you can focus on topics your audience won't find controversialSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What is the definition of an argument?Group of answer choicesA shouting match between two or more people.A dialogue or conversation about controversial topics.A debate among friends.A group of statements in which some of them (the premises) are intended to support another of them (the conclusion).