Rhetoric

2. - The part of a speech where you say what the argument is, unbiased.
3. - The part of an argument where you elaborate on facts and evidence that supports your argument.
5. - Giving emotional weight to words to persuade.
7. - Asking and immediately answering your own question.
11. - When ideas or words are placed side by side in contrast.
12. - An argument based on facts, evidence and logic.
14. - She gave the famous 'Ain't I a Woman?' speech.
15. - Multiple linked ideas with use of connectives.

1. - Repeating a word at the beginning of several sentences or clauses.
4. - The art of persuasive speaking or writing.
6. - A famous young speaker who stood up for girls' education rights.
8. - Repetition of the last word of a sentence at the beginning of the next.
9. - The part of a speech that shows divided arguments and which side you're on.
10. - Using feelings to persuade.
11. - Connecting multiple clauses or ideas separated with commas.
13. - Building your credibility and trustworthiness in an argument.
14. - An argument made of a major premise, minor premise, and conclusion.