Persuasive Speech Quiz 34 (25 MCQs)

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1. Read the following text:Avery delighted in the crunch and crackle of the red, orange and yellow leaves under her feet as she walked home from school, but she failed to look both ways before crossing the street.What colour are the leaves is what type of question?
2. What makes a topic persuasive?
3. A method of organizing persuasive speeches that seek immediate action.
4. Which of the following quotations is the BEST example of a metaphor?
5. What persuasive technique is used in the statement: "Recycling just one aluminium can saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours" ?
6. What is the first thing you need to talk about in a Problem-Solution speech?
7. PERSUASIVE SPEECHES ARE BASED ON WHAT?
8. "And now they is asking to do it, the men better let them" is an example of
9. According to Toastmasters International, there are six tips to help you go from nervous to natural.
10. What is the main goal of a policy persuasive speech?
11. Expresses a position and supports it with reasons and evidence.
12. Does the writer/speaker seem trustworthy?Does the writer/speaker seem knowledgeable?How does the writer/speaker establish credibility and authority?
13. 'Research suggests that 64% of homeowners have trouble paying bills' is an example of .....
14. What's the best way to prepare for nervousness?
15. Active or Passive:The shop window was broken by someone last night.
16. Which is the BEST evidential support for the claim "Banning single-use plastics reduces ocean microplastics within a year" ? (Select one)
17. Paints a picture of the future for the audience
18. What are the key components of creating a persuasive introduction in a speech or composition?
19. Who is called the Father of the Constitution?
20. How should you show that you are credible and competent?
21. How does emotive language impact the effectiveness of persuasive writing?
22. Spell out the problem for the audience so they know what you're arguing for. Spelling out the problem means to spell words out literally.
23. Which of the following is a key feature of a rhetorical question in a speech?
24. Which visual element is often used in persuasive communication to evoke emotions?
25. Sarah decided that instead of saying "So many people have been affected by the recent floods, she decided to use some statistics and restate her claim. She discovered that 20 000 people were affected and decided to cite that in her speech. Sarah is enhancing her credibility by using specific evidence.