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Is There Any Speech That Is Not Persuasive?
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After reading "Digital Dive: Is There Any Speech That Is Not Persuasive?", consider the questions below. Then “submit” your response.

Lecture from Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should consider that Dr. Tyson is trying to explain from a scientific perspective why Pluto was changed from being considered a planet. He is trying to offer more information to help the audience understand the reason for the change. For more help, see Informing versus Persuading.

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should mention that because Dr. Tyson is explaining the history of Pluto and different reasons why it should not be a planet, he is offering information about Pluto and a scientist’s perspective on why it was changed. For these reasons, this makes the speech informative. For more help, see Informing versus Persuading.