argumentative speech Flashcards

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1
Q

A speaker may also ______
stress to highlight the important
words or phrases in their argument.

A

stress

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2
Q

Select an interesting and
relevant topic.

Develop an argument on the
topic.

Create an outline of your
ideas so the flow of your
discussion is organized

A

pre writing

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3
Q

Create an introduction.

Structure your thesis statement so that you
clearly identify your stand on the issue:

State facts, reasons, and examples to defend
each argument in your body.

Present counterarguments and refute them.

Create a conclusion that summarizes the
discussion and provides closure

A

during writing

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4
Q

Edit your work for any weak
arguments, wrong data, and
faulty reasoning.

Rehearse delivering your speech

A

post writing

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5
Q

is one of the

elements of vocal delivery that can
affect the effectiveness of an

argumentative speech.

A

Volume

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6
Q

use _____ _________
that are appropriate for your topic, tone,
and purpose.

A

facial expression

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7
Q

is a
topic or issue that has
different opinions or
perspectives and can
be discussed or argued
by people who hold

those views.

A

area of debate

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8
Q

is a word that means
something is stated clearly and in
detail, leaving no room for confusion
or doubt.

A

EXPLICIT

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9
Q

means something that is
suggested or understood but not
directly stated.

A

IMPLICIT

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