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All of the folowing are general purposes for public speaking except: a. to inform.b. to entertain. c. to motivate. d. to persuade.
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All of the folowing are general purposes for public speaking except:

a. to inform.b. to entertain.
c. to motivate.
d. to persuade.

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I believe that the answer is C. It makes the most sense to me
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The answer to your question is c
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