Question

according to aristotle, what does deliberative oratory do?
○ judges an action in court
● states what should happen in the future
○ blames for actions in the past
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question 4
what does a major premise do in an enthymeme?
○ draws a conclusion
○ gives an example
● states the subject of the proof and an idea about this
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Explanation:

For the first question: Aristotle categorized oratory into three types; deliberative oratory focuses on persuading an audience about future courses of action, contrasting with forensic (past-focused, judicial) oratory.
For the second question: In an enthymeme (a rhetorical syllogism), the major premise establishes the general principle or core subject of the argument, laying the foundation for the reasoning.

Answer:

1. States what should happen in the future
2. States the subject of the proof and an idea about this