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Use Simile, Metaphor, and Analogy
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DSSTPS.222 Use Simile, Metaphor, and Analogy
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A speaker wants to explain that a speech's memorable phrase should support the argument rather than replace evidence. Which analogy would best serve that goal?
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A memorable phrase is a substitute for evidence when it sounds strong enough.
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A memorable phrase is a fog machine that makes weak support look dramatic.
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A memorable phrase is like a label on a well-built exhibit: it helps people remember what the evidence shows.
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A memorable phrase is a verdict that ends the audience's responsibility to think.
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