Asked by caleb
Which of the following is important to consider when evaluating an argument in a speech?
the speaker’s age
the speaker’s purpose
the speaker’s facial expressions
the speaker’s tone of voice
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the speaker’s purpose
Reason: the speaker’s purpose reveals their goals and possible biases and helps you judge whether their claims, evidence, and reasoning are intended to inform, persuade, or manipulate. Facial expressions and tone affect delivery and emotional impact but are less relevant to the logical evaluation of the argument; the speaker’s age is not a reliable indicator of the argument’s quality.
Reason: the speaker’s purpose reveals their goals and possible biases and helps you judge whether their claims, evidence, and reasoning are intended to inform, persuade, or manipulate. Facial expressions and tone affect delivery and emotional impact but are less relevant to the logical evaluation of the argument; the speaker’s age is not a reliable indicator of the argument’s quality.
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