If you want to persuade someone, which of the following would you most likely use?*1 pointa) Facts and figuresb) Joyous or pleasant wordsc) A compelling story that appeals to emotionsd) A neutral tone of voice

Which of the following best describes the Persuasion Continuum?Question 18Answera.Include logical, emotional, and ethical appeals in your messageb.In your attempt to persuade new customers, don't offend your current customersc.Influence others by using sight, sound, and emotional languaged.Design your message, try to reach an agreement quick

What should not have a place in a speech to persuade?Select one:Question 5Answera.Deceptionb.Coercionc.Manipulationd.All of the above

What is the appropriate style and tone for persuasion in argumentative writing?a.)Reasoned and positive, but tailored to your audienceb.)Angry and assured, with no acknowledgement of opposing viewsc.)Emotional and impassioned, with simple languaged.)Neutral and consistent, regardless of the audience

What narrative perspective is often used when the purpose is to persuade?

Describe a real-life situation where you had to persuade someone. What techniques did you use, and what was the outcome? How can you apply similar strategies in your writing?