Starter quiz
- What is the acronym for the structure to follow when making a speech in a debate?
- POPS
- PIPS
- PEPS ✓
- PUPS
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- What is the purpose of the 'point' in the PEPS structure?
- To tell the audience your name.
- To tell the audience one reason for your opinion. ✓
- To summarise your argument for the audience.
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- Why is there an 'explanation' part in the PEPS structure?
- To give the audience facts and figures that support an opinion.
- To give the audience a summary of the whole argument.
- To give the audience more detail about why the speaker has a certain opinion. ✓
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- Which three of these techniques may help a speaker to persuade the audience to agree with their opinion?
- flattery ✓
- speaking in an overly confident manner
- provoking an emotional reaction ✓
- repetition ✓
- insulting the audience
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- Which of these could be used as an example of flattery in an argument?
- An audience like you may find this hard to understand...
- An audience like you might not agree with me...
- An audience like you will certainly understand my argument... ✓
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- What is a rhetorical question?
- A question that the audience already knows the answer to.
- A question that had been used before.
- A question that does not require an answer. ✓
- A question that the speaker answers themselves.
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