Question

review prior learning with a quick check. suppose a speaker wants to present his or her position on a topic in a persuasive speech to convince the audience? which choices describe ways the speaker should use select each correct answer. - describe opposing ideas in a negative way. - try to sound neutral rather than taking a side. - stick to facts that can be proven by data. - describe his or her position in a positive way.

Explanation:

• Persuasive speech aims to convince the audience of a specific position, so framing the speaker's own position positively builds credibility and appeal.
• Using data-backed facts makes the position more credible and convincing to the audience.
• Framing opposing ideas negatively undermines counterarguments, strengthening the speaker's position.
• Remaining neutral would fail to persuade, as it does not advocate for the speaker's stance.

Answer:

• Stick to facts that can be proven by data.
• Describe opposing ideas in a negative way.
• Describe his or her position in a positive way.