When will an argument be convincing?
A: The audience shares the warrant, and the link between the claim and support is made.
B: The audience supplies an opposing warrant, and the link between the claim and support is not made.
C: The audience questions and disagrees with the assumptions, or unstated reasons.
D: The author and audience hold different cultural values or different social norms.
A: The audience shares the warrant, and the link between the claim and support is made.
B: The audience supplies an opposing warrant, and the link between the claim and support is not made.
C: The audience questions and disagrees with the assumptions, or unstated reasons.
D: The author and audience hold different cultural values or different social norms.
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- The joke killed the audience（）. A: made the audience laugh to death B: made the audience unimaginative C: made the audience very painful D: made the audience very nervous
- When the singer appeared, the audience started to ________ loudly. A: claim B: crack C: clap D: crash
- When your speech call on the audience to do something, a direct question may be effective. It not only creates a common bond between speaker and audience, but also transfers to the audience some of the responsibility for achieving the speaker’s goals.
- The audience was ( ) very young children. A: made of B: made from C: made in D: made up of
- A persuasive speech in which the speaker's goal is to convince the audience that a given policy is desirable and encourage the audience to take action in support of the policy.