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sergij07 [2.7K]
3 years ago
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David constantly notices the cigarette butts littering the sidewalks on campus around the "No Smoking" signs. David cannot ignor

e this litter, as others seem to do, because he is very concerned about his peers' lack of respect and the administration's inability to enforce the smoking ban. Would enforcement of the smoking policy be a good topic for David's persuasive speech?
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Oxana [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

- Yes, because it is a topic that he has a strong interest in.

Explanation:

The 'enforcement of the smoking policy' would surely be a great topic for David to present as a persuasive speech as he seems quite interested in sharing his views and concern regarding the 'littering of cigarette butts on the places' and 'administration impotency to reinforce smoking ban'. His strong views and concern would help <u>convince the audience as well as the authorities to execute the smoking policy logically and effectively</u> in order to make people value the 'no smoking signs' and 'not littering around everywhere with those(cigarette butts)'. Thus, it would be a good topic for him.

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