In his speech about registering to vote, Dan explains the new legislation that allows voter registration to coincide with driver
's license renewal. He concludes the speech by stating that any person who is not registered should go by one of the locations that he has listed on the chalkboard and register in time for the next election. Finally, Dan reiterates: "Everyone please register to vote; it's your right and your duty as a citizen." In this example, Dan is usinga. incorporating a personal reference b. motivating the audience to respond
c. creating an inspirational appeal
d. summarizing the speech's main points
To motivate and to influence are the most important factors which are to be kept in mind while delivering any speech. Public speeches are intended towards either motivation or influencing the general public. Providing proper and extensive information about the topic helps the speaker to educate his audience about the topic. In the given situation, the primary motive of Dan was to motivate his audience to go and cast their vote in the coming election. He did this by motivating and educating them about the process.
