3. What are the three general purposes for
writing a speech?
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A. To persuade, act, and adjust your
speaking styles
B. To inform, make people laugh and have
fun
C. To inform, persuade, and entertain
D. None of the above
writing a speech?
ros
A. To persuade, act, and adjust your
speaking styles
B. To inform, make people laugh and have
fun
C. To inform, persuade, and entertain
D. None of the above
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Answer:
C.
Explanation:
There are three general purposes for public speaking and all public speeches fall into one of three categories:
To Inform. Speaker provides information to the audience or gives new insights into information that the audience may already have. ...
To Persuade. ...
To Entertain (to suit a special occasion, ceremonial speech, etc.)