What does it mean for a speaker's main points to be parallel?
A) ?They are backed up by the same kinds of evidence.
B) ?They are organized using one of the traditional patterns of organization.
C) ?They move from most important to least important.
D) ?They are similar in kind and in length.
E) ?They flow from one to the next using connectives.
D
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A. proposition of policy B. proposition of fact C. proposition of value D. speech to convince
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