Which part of a speech reinforces the central message of the speech and creates a memorable moment for listeners? 

Critical thinkers do which of the following?

Critical thinkers do which of the following?

When it comes to determining someone’s ethos, the speaker is the one who determines if they are credible. 

Savannah is currently listening to a speech.  During the speech, the speaker starts to show vivid images of children in pain from starvation.  This violates Savannah’s sense of norms and makes her feel uncomfortable and sad to the point where she tries to figure out what she needs to do to help.  What sort of Pathos appeal does this represent? 

To adequately support the claims made in a speech, a speaker should: 

According to author Stephen Toulmin in The Uses of Argument, an argument has three parts: a claim, ____, and ____. 

When it comes to determining someone’s ethos, the speaker is the one who determines if they are credible. 

To determine if a communication act is ethical, rather than determining if the means justify the ends or the ends justify the means, one must understand the intent of the communication act. 

In Rick’s speech, he made a speech about why he is most qualified for a specific positon. He concludes his speech by stating “in conclusion, I just want to tell you how I’m feeling.  I made you understand.  I’m never going to give you up, never going to let you down, never going to run around and desert you.  I’m never going to make you cry, never going to say goodbye, never going to tell a lie and hurt you.” What is this an example of?