Parts of a Persuasive Speech

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Identify true/false about persuasive parts.

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MAEM TINAY

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Parts of a Persuasive SpeechOnline version Identify true/false about persuasive parts. by MAEM TINAY 1 Supporting evidence such as facts, data, and examples strengthens arguments. Yes No 2 The conclusion is the part of the speech where you introduce new arguments Yes No 3 An effective hook is optional; you can skip it without any impact. Yes No 4 A persuasive speech typically begins with a strong hook to grab attention. Yes No 5 The thesis statement states the main argument of the speech. Yes No 6 The conclusion should introduce the thesis for emphasis. Yes No 7 The introduction of a persuasive speech should grab the audience’s attention Yes No 8 Stories and anecdotes have no place in persuasive speeches. Yes No 9 The conclusion of a persuasive speech helps leave a lasting impression on the audience. Yes No 10 The audience's background and needs should be ignored when planning. Yes No

Parts of a Persuasive SpeechOnline version

Identify true/false about persuasive parts.

by MAEM TINAY

Supporting evidence such as facts, data, and examples strengthens arguments.

Yes

The conclusion is the part of the speech where you introduce new arguments

Yes

An effective hook is optional; you can skip it without any impact.

Yes

A persuasive speech typically begins with a strong hook to grab attention.

Yes

The thesis statement states the main argument of the speech.

Yes

The conclusion should introduce the thesis for emphasis.

Yes

The introduction of a persuasive speech should grab the audience’s attention

Yes

Stories and anecdotes have no place in persuasive speeches.

Yes

The conclusion of a persuasive speech helps leave a lasting impression on the audience.

Yes

The audience's background and needs should be ignored when planning.

Yes

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by MAEM TINAY

Supporting evidence such as facts, data, and examples strengthens arguments.

The conclusion is the part of the speech where you introduce new arguments

An effective hook is optional; you can skip it without any impact.

A persuasive speech typically begins with a strong hook to grab attention.

The thesis statement states the main argument of the speech.

The conclusion should introduce the thesis for emphasis.

The introduction of a persuasive speech should grab the audience’s attention

Stories and anecdotes have no place in persuasive speeches.

The conclusion of a persuasive speech helps leave a lasting impression on the audience.

The audience's background and needs should be ignored when planning.

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