Informative Speaking Differs from Persuasive Speaking in Which of the Following

question 16

Multiple Choice

Informative speaking differs from persuasive speaking in which of the following ways?

• A) Informative speaking preaches; persuasive speaking teaches.
• B) Informative speaking convinces; persuasive speaking teaches.
• C) The primary goal of informative speaking is having an audience learn; the primary goal of persuasive speaking is having an audience act.
• D) Persuasive speaking often serves as a precursor to informative speaking.

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