Preparation Outline Template Topic: Soda is bad for health Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that soda is bad for one’s health. INTRODUCTION I. Open with Impact: Everyday, all day, we all make choices on what we eat and drink that affect our health. II. Connect with Audience: Everyone here has had a soda right? We all have our favorite one, and even though we know that it’s not healthy we drink it anyways. III. Focus/Thesis: Over the years soda has become a staple in our lives,
marketing product with proven health hazards and no warning labels. It will results in to make children more sick, obese and angry. His arguments are strong enough to convince the situation according to his thought. Opinions may differ as to how persuasive these arguments are, but his statistics about diabetes suggest a definite health risk. These
buy a product: Your children will love you more if you buy them this or drink coca cola then your life will be filled with happiness. Every one of our emotions is played on so that we will feel obligated to buy a product. Advertisements affect our subconscious by using different techniques and persuasion through weasel words, bandwagon and social media to offer us not just a product, but a lifestyle. In Donna Cross’s essay Propaganda: How Not To Be Bamboozled as well as William Lutz With These
their life. The Coca-Cola commercials expressed here are sixty-five years apart, and will show various ways that the company has improved their marketing of the popular soft drink. While analyzing the two separate Coca-Cola commercials, this essay
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T F Although causal reasoning is used a great deal in public speeches, it is seldom used in other situations. 44. T F One of the advantages of using causal reasoning in a persuasive speech is that the relationship between causes and effects is usually fairly obvious. 45. T F When using causal reasoning in a persuasive speech, you should take special care to avoid the fallacy of post hoc, ergo propter hoc. 46. T F False cause, or post hoc ergo propter hoc, is an error in reasoning in which