A persuasive speech utilizing Monroe's motivated sequence is ordered by
A) demonstrating and solving a problem.
B) contrasting two or more things.
C) cause-to-effect or effect-to-cause.
D) demonstrating and solving a need.

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Monroe's Motivated Sequence is a technique for organizing persuasive speeches that focus on establishing a need and then presenting a solution to fulfill that need, hence "demonstrating and solving a need" aligns with this approach.

A Persuasive Speech Utilizing Monroe's Motivated Sequence Is Ordered by