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bagirrra123 [75]
3 years ago
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Having a climax pattern in a speech means that you Get louder in your volume as you move to the conclusion Put the strongest mat

erial in the conclusion Put the strongest argument or reason or information as the last point Put the strongest argument, reason, or information as the first point Use an effective visual aid in the conclusion.
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navik [9.2K]3 years ago
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Answer:

Put the strongest argument or reason or information as the last point.

Explanation:

In speech, and in general, the final words are the most important. It is true that, in order to obtain attention, you need to have an intriguing argument to start with. But don´t play all your key cards at once. Save them for the last to make your argument even more convincing then all what you already have said - or have been hinting at - in less obvious terms.

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