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Which example of a rhetorical device in Mandela's address is most effective in adding a lyrical quality as well as
presenting listeners with divisive contrasts?
Click here to reference Nelson Mandela's Nobel Prize address.
By offering thanks and congratulations to others in paragraph 2, the speaker sets an amiable tone for his audience.
By acknowledging differences between the subjects listed in paragraph 5, the speaker better prepares listeners for his reasoning on
these topics.
O By using a "neither-nor" form of reasoning (paragraph 14), the speaker presents a common fallacy in reasoning, thus sidetracking
listeners toward other legitimate causes and solutions.
By beginning each sentence of his conclusion (paragraphs 38-40) with these repeated words, the speaker assists his audience in
remembering the summary of his speech.
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