Answer:
False.
Explanation:
The persuasive speech is the speech given to persuade the audience about certain things.
There are three types of persuasive speeches:
Ethos, pathos, and logos.
Ethos is an <u>appeal to ethic</u> in which the audience needs to be persuaded about the character and credibility of the speaker.
Pathos is an appeal in which the speaker convinces his/her audience based on <u>emotions or feelings</u>.
Logos is an appeal in which the speaker gives <u>logical reasoning </u>to his appeal.
So, <u>according to the definition provided ethics are also important in a speech</u>.
So, the answer is false.
Answer: I am taking this answer from the dictionary so that way you can get a better understanding of the word.
UTILIZE
u·ti·lize
/ˈyoodlˌīz/
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verb
verb: utilize; 3rd person present: utilizes; past tense: utilized; past participle: utilized; gerund or present participle: utilizing; verb: utilise; 3rd person present: utilises; past tense: utilised; past participle: utilised; gerund or present participle: utilising
make practical and effective use of.
"vitamin C helps your body utilize the iron present in your diet"
The narrator's scheduled execution on the gallows is foreshadowed<span> first by the narrator's hanging of Pluto, next by the outline of the dead </span>cat<span> on the wall (after the fire), and finally by the outline of the gallows on the white hair of the second </span>black cat<span>. This will intrigue the audience.</span>
