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xz_007 [3.2K]
4 years ago
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A speaker who begins with, "It's a pleasure to return to State University. As you know, I'm a graduate of State. Though it was s

ome time ago, the last few days I've spend on campus have made me feel as though I have never left," is using what type of introduction?
A. quotationb
B. rhetorical questionc
C. personal referenced
D. story.
Business
1 answer:
Andre45 [30]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

C. Personal Reference introduction

Explanation:

This introduction type talks about a subject (State University) by relating the speaker or his experience to the subject.

(A) Quotation is something that is being said by someone. So whether or not this speaker related himself to the university, what he said would still have been taken as a quote or would be put in quotation marks when written down.

(B) A Rhetorical Question is one which is asked without the intent of getting an answer. First of all, there is no question in this speaker's speech.

(D) "Story" would have been the answer if there was no option (C) but the fact that option C exists and more perfectly describes his speech, makes (D) refutable.

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