1. What was the main argument of the speech?
2.
Was the content clear and well-articulated?
3.
Was the argument supported with research? Good examples?
4.
Was the content made clear to the audience?
5. Did the speaker prove his point?
(UN Messenger of Peace Leonardo DiCarprio's Speech at the opening of Climate Summit 2014)
2.
Was the content clear and well-articulated?
3.
Was the argument supported with research? Good examples?
4.
Was the content made clear to the audience?
5. Did the speaker prove his point?
(UN Messenger of Peace Leonardo DiCarprio's Speech at the opening of Climate Summit 2014)
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