Question

1. what is the main difference between a rhetorical speech and a purely argumentative speech?

rhetorical speeches are delivered in response to a specific question.
rhetorical speeches appeal to listeners emotions to persuade them.
rhetorical speeches require a section that describes the speakers sources.
rhetorical speeches do not include logical reasons in support of a point.

Explanation:

Rhetoric often uses emotional - appeals (pathos) to persuade, while purely argumentative speeches focus more on logical reasoning (logos). Emotional appeals are a key characteristic of rhetorical speeches.

Answer:

Rhetorical speeches appeal to listeners' emotions to persuade them.