A demonstration is a variation of speech with informative intent using visual aids.A good demonstration
A) contains logos, ethos, pathos
B) is essential in research presentations to facilitate understanding of statistics
C) creates a natural, emotional response
D) is short, simple, sweet, swift, and substantial

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A good demonstration should be concise (short and simple), engaging (swift and substantial), and effective in delivering the intended message, which may be achieved through the use of visual aids. While logos, ethos, and pathos can enhance the effectiveness of a speech or presentation, these are not necessarily essential elements of a demonstration. Demonstrations are also not limited to research presentations, but can be used in various contexts to inform and educate audiences. Creating a natural emotional response may be a desirable outcome of a demonstration, but this is not a necessary feature of a good demonstration.

A Demonstration Is a Variation of Speech with Informative Intent