The Three General Purposes That Public Speeches Can Have Are

question 21

Multiple Choice

The three general purposes that public speeches can have are:

• A)to inform,to argue,and to entertain
• B)to inform,to persuade,and to entertain
• C)to inform,to persuade,and to challenge
• D)to question,to argue,and to entertain
• E)to inform,to persuade,and to question

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Definitions:

Cognitive Impairment

A reduction in cognitive abilities such as memory, decision-making, or problem-solving.

Self-fulfilling Prophecy

A forecast that, by the virtue of being made, influences actions and attitudes in a way that brings it to realization, fueled by a cyclical reinforcement between conviction and action.

Patronizing

Treating others with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority.

Elders

Older individuals, often respected for their wisdom and experience, in a community or family.