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Speech

• Includes a clear claim, supports ideas with reasons and evidence, makes a call to action.

• Quotations or references to a familiar person, place, event, or literary work that resonate with the audience.

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• To make an argument effective.

persuasive techniques

• To risk or dare.

• A writer's attitude.

• To make an argument effective.

• To express disapproval.

Parallelism

• To express disapproval.

• The use of similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related.

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• Includes a clear claim, supports ideas with reasons and evidence, makes a call to action.

Allusion

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• A writer's attitude.

• To make an argument effective.

• Quotations or references to a familiar person, place, event, or literary work that resonate with the audience.

ethical appeal

• The use of similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related.

• A kind of appeal where the writer links the claim to a widely accepted value.

• Includes a clear claim, supports ideas with reasons and evidence, makes a call to action.

• Quotations or references to a familiar person, place, event, or literary work that resonate with the audience.

Engross

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• To risk or dare.

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• Quotations or references to a familiar person, place, event, or literary work that resonate with the audience.

Venture

•  Includes a clear claim, supports ideas with reasons and evidence, makes a call to action.

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• To risk or dare.

• To express disapproval.

Tone

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• A kind of appeal where the writer links the claim to a widely accepted value.

• To express disapproval.

• A writer's attitude.

Unify

• To make into or become a unit; to consolidate.

• Quotations or references to a familiar person, place, event, or literary work that resonate with the audience.

• To make an argument effective.

• The use of similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related.

Deprecate

• The use of similar grammatical constructions to express ideas that are related.

• To completely engage attention or interest.

• To express disapproval.

• To risk or dare.