One of the many persuasive messages of President Mandela's speech :
“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it . The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.” He then continued " if you’re afraid; it’s normal, you’re still a brave person. What you need to do next is to conquer that fear by taking action." He attempt to convince people by his technique of persuasion. By anticipating an audience’s questions, He confront the question in their mind. And he answer their question. This connects with people because it builds trust, people see that He understand their view, and makes new space in their mind for his message.
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Rhetorical question and expert testimony
Explanation:
The writer seems to have experienced most cases as he writes using examples. The writer also ask questions which can't be answered.
Answer: "helps bring the author's experiences to life and helps the reader imagine and connect with those experiences."
Explanation: it actually cool it like encrypted quotes you might not catch the first time but one you understand and read it over another time you might be able to relate
The answer is c. A restatement in your own words; I think of it as a summary. Comes from Greek, meaning to modify the way something is told.
