Question 1: Identify three techniques the speaker uses to engage the audience through direct address.

Answer: Questions, inclusive pronouns ('we', 'our'), and urgent language.

Question 2: What is the main message conveyed in this speech extract?

Answer: The importance of collective action to protect the environment.

Question 3: Explain how the speaker’s use of the phrases 'stand at a crossroads' and 'turn the tide' influence the tone of the speech.

Answer: They create a sense of urgency and possibility, inspiring action.

Question 1: Identify and explain the effect of the repeated use of the word 'our' in the speech.

Answer: It creates inclusivity and a sense of shared responsibility.

Question 2: Find an example of an emotional appeal in the extract and explain its impact.

Answer: The phrase 'protect our planet for future generations' appeals to the audience’s sense of responsibility and concern.

Question 3: Identify one rhetorical device used in the extract and briefly describe its purpose.

Answer: Metaphor ('turn the tide') to suggest reversing damage, inspiring hope and action.

Question 1: Write your speech with a clear opening, main body, and conclusion. Include at least three direct address techniques and make it persuasive.

Answer: Students' own creative responses.

Question 2: Create a checklist of three key features to include in your speech to make it effective and engaging.

Answer: Use of direct questions, emotive language, and calls to action.