As a speaker, when you use a sequence of thought that compares similar things or circumstances to draw a conclusion, you are using __________.
A) emotional appeal
B) causal reasoning
C) deductive reasoning
D) reasoning by analogy

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Reasoning by analogy involves comparing similar situations or things to draw a conclusion. Emotional appeal appeals to the audience's emotions, causal reasoning involves identifying the cause and effect relationship, and deductive reasoning involves drawing a specific conclusion from a general principle or premise. None of these fully describe the use of comparisons to draw a conclusion.

As a Speaker, When You Use a Sequence of Thought