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In a speech the speaker repeatedly says that something is obvious but provides no explanation. What is the possible effect of this language?

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Correct answer: It may pressure listeners to accept an unclear claim without evidence

The governing concept is the difference between persuasive wording and actual evidence. Calling a claim “obvious” repeats an assertion but does not explain its basis, logic, or supporting facts. Some listeners may feel pressured to agree because questioning is made to seem unnecessary, even though the claim remains unsupported or unclear. Thus option C is correct. Options A and D confuse emphasis with proof, while B describes the opposite likely effect.

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Unsupported ClaimVerbal PersuasionEvidenceCritical ThinkingVerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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