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01-10-2016
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Why would a speaker use rhetoric?

To tell a story

To show similarities

To effectively persuade

To show differences

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Anonymous Anonymous

01-10-2016

A speaker would use rhetoric to effectively persuade. This is because when a rhetorical question is asked, the reader keeps on thinking about the answer to a question until they find it in what they are reading and have an "aha" moment.

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