What term refers to a speakers use of persuasive language to persuade an audience?

A. circumstantial

B. rhetoric

C. context

D. logic

25. Which of the following does NOT need to be treated as a quote? A) someone's comments about an event B) explaining a technical or scientific idea

Which of these BEST describes the meaning of the term accuracy? A. how likely a measurement is to be correct B. how close a measurement is to what is expected C. how likely it is that you will have to do an experiment again D.

What was Rowlandson's perspective of her captors?

What is the difference between a memoir and a documentary

What is evidence that tom walker and his wife are always fighting?

Which best describes the setting of "The Roller Coaster"? an amusement park a fun ride a field trip a girl's imagination

What is girard's tone toward shakespeare and his play? explain how his feelings are revealed through his language as well as his choice of details?

What is a parenthetical citation?

Letter to your younger brother or sister to make the distance of using mobile phone and internet

A common situation such as a job interview could be viewed in different ways; for example, one person could view it as an opportunity to show off talents, while another could view it as a terrifying trial of character.