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Abel Herring

1 May, 00:11

What is the difference between volume and tone in a persuasive speech?

1) Volume is how loudly or softly you speak, while tone is the manner in which you speak.

2) Volume is yelling while speaking, while tone is a style of speaking.

3) Volume and tone refer to the same quality of speech-loudness.

4) Volume is speaking softly yet firmly, while tone is how fast you speak.

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