Across
- 4. Credibility or, (this), is constructed through the use of citations and testimony.
- 8. Main points are, the problem, the solution and the advantages of the solution.
- 9. Puts two concepts together stating one concept is the cause of the other.
- 13. Reasoning that you should be allowed to do something because everyone is doing it.
- 17. Attemps to convice the audience that a certain piece of factual information is true
- 19. A five part organizational pattern appropriate if the audience is not
- 20. This type of speech attempts to call someone to action
- 22. A speaker reveals the persuasive claim at the beginning of the speech and
Down
- 1. Similar to another structure where the goals come first, the main points in
- 2. Attemps to convince an audience that one thing is better than another.
- 3. When your conclusion is the same as your statement.
- 5. Taking facts, analyzing them, and drawing conclusions from them.
- 6. Compare two concepts saying that what is true of one will be true of
- 7. Emotional appeal or, (this) is contructed with stores and examples.
- 10. Whenever there is an attack against a person rather than against a concept.
- 11. rule, This rule for audience analysis for a persuasive speech, states that at least 50
- 12. An error in reasoning
- 14. Attempts to move someone to action
- 15. Logical appeal or, (this), is constructed from facts, figures and reasoning.
- 16. You take some facts and draw a conclusion based on them.
- 18. This type of speech seeks to alter someone’s beliefs,attitudes, or values
- 21. This type of speech seeks to strengthen someones beliefs, attitudes, values, or actions.