The Use of Hypothetical Illustrations Within a Speech Are

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Multiple Choice

The use of hypothetical illustrations within a speech are

• A)acceptable only when other evidence cannot be found to support the speech.
• B)acceptable to show what might happen,as long as the speaker is clear that it is hypothetical.
• C)unacceptable because they are unethical and deceptive.
• D)unacceptable to use in a speech,especially if factual,current evidence is available.

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