1. Political Speech Palooza On your notecard, please put the name of your political speech, the date that it was given and your name. If you do not have a political speech, you need to indicate that you do not have one on the notecard and pick-up a speech from Splitek. Place your notecard on Splitek’s desk.

2. Political Speech Palooza Have out your Patrick Henry activity from Tuesday You need a highlighter You need something to write with and paper

3. Political Speech Palooza Take a look at your speech Identify the following: 1.Examples of repetition 2.3 places where the speech uses pathos 3.3 places where the speech uses logos 4.Highlight any rhetorical questions 5.Highlight any examples of exaggeration 6.Highlight any examples of circular reasoning 7.What bias is evident? How do you know this?

4. Political Speech Palooza Read your partner’s speech Working with your partner, identify how your speeches are different and how the speeches are similar. Record this information on your paper. Discuss the bias evident in each speech. Does one speech seem to have more bias over another? If you were absent on Wednesday 9/3 – compare your modern speech to Patrick Henry’s.