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Question
Carlos began his speech with, How much would you give to spend one more day with someone you have lost?" This is an effective way to begin his speech because it highlights similar attitudes between the speaker and the audience, which is likely to pique the audiences interest in the content that is to come. This would be an example of ____________.
a. common ground statement
b. rhetorical question
c. relevance inquiry
d. proximity inquiry
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