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okay so denotation is the textbook definition. like if u were to look in a dictionary, the definition of the word is the denotation. The conotation is the negative or positive 'vibe" you get when u hear the word. For example....smart has a positive connotation, but nerdy has a negative connotation, even though they have the same denotation (defintion)
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Gives a balanced view of a subject(trust me, I've worked with memoirs last year in 7th grade and I'm really good with them!)
The answer is the 3rd one, because all the names should start with a capital letter even if they not the first word
A (An appeal to logic) - 3 ethos
B (the emotion that a speaker demonstrates towards his or her subject) - 2 tone
C (an appeal to the credibility of the speaker) - 1 persuasive appeals
D (an appeal to the emotion) - 4 pathos
E (devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience) - 5 logos
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In general, a speech should include an introduction, 5 main points with supporting evidence (such as statistics, quotes, examples, and anecdotes), and a conclusion. Use a numbered structure or simply outline your speech using bullet points.
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