"The food at Wally World is bland and overpriced. I wouldn't bother getting something to eat at any theme park," is an example of the fallacy of composition

Sarah concluded her introduction by saying, "Today, we are going to first examine Oscar the Grouch

and secondly explain how he has been a great role model for me." Sarah was A) gaining the audience's attention. B) previewing the development of the thesis. C) stating the thesis. D) favorably disposing the audience to the topic. E) trying to achieve identification with the audience.

What are the three types of propositions for persuasive speeches?

What will be an ideal response?