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Six rhetorical tools or how to make a good speech: 4. Rhetorical questions: questions that make a statement, e.g. 'Would you like shiny, glossy hair?' 5. Analogies (comparisons): 'He stood there like a dying duck in a thunderstorm' (banal) or 'He was as confused as a comma at the end of a sentence' (creative). 6. Antithesis: a contrasting thought to produce tension, e.g. ‘He was beautiful, strong and... unhappy.'

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