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I want to write about "Persuasive my audience to
transfer/not transfer to a university"
For this assignment, you need to start by thinking about a
potential persuasive speech topic,
Next, think about your argument(s) for your position. Most
arguments will have counterarguments, so for the next part of this
assignment, brainstorm any possible counterarguments.
For example, if your speech was going to be about why we should
vote for a specific presidential candidate, the counterarguments
would be about why we shouldn't vote for that specific candidate.
So, any opposing arguments that could potentially weaken your
argument are considered to be counterarguments. Using your
potential persuasive speech topic, answer the following questions
for this assignment:
1. What is your persuasive speech topic? What side are you going
to be arguing? (for example: "for animal testing" or "against
animal testing").
2. List all counterarguments that oppose your position/claim
(your claim is what you are trying to prove or persuade the
audience to do or believe).
3. Choose the strongest position against yours and list it here,
along with how you will address it in your speech. See your
textbook for ideas on how to address counterarguments.
4. Which persuasive speaking organizational
pattern will you use to organize your main points?
Why did you choose this pattern?
5. How do you plan to use ethos, pathos, and logos in your
persuasive speech? Please be as specific as possible and
write about all three (ethos, pathos and logos). For example: "I
will appeal to pathos by providing..."