A persuasive speech can do all of the following EXCEPT
A) force an audience to do something against their will.
B) use arguments and evidence to convince an audience to change.
C) use new information to change an audience's mind on an issue.
D) use stories to help an audience see something in a new way.

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A persuasive speech is meant to convince an audience to take a certain action or viewpoint, but it should not force them to do something against their will. This would be unethical and could potentially be illegal. Persuasion involves presenting information and arguments in a compelling way to encourage the audience to make a voluntary decision.

A Persuasive Speech Can Do All of the Following EXCEPT