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Which of the following should be a speaker most avoid in order to give an effective speech?
A. logical fallacies
B. repetition
C. the use of metaphor
D. the use of ethos
(A. logical fallacies - apex)
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Which of the following should be a speaker most avoid in order to give an effective speech?
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logical fallacies should be a speaker most avoid in order to give an effective speech.
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The answer is a- logical fallacies
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