Why I M A Weak Day Vegeterian?

In the speech “ Why I’m a Weak day Vegeterian?” by Graham Hill, he didn’t have a hook for his introduction. He started his speech with a short story of how he became vegetarian and how it benefited him. He didn’t relevence the topic to the audience, in the beginning he talked about his decision and why he decided to be a vegetarian. He used all three ethos, pathos and logos in his speech. He tried to convince people with his decision and tell them why it was important for him to be a vegetarian and why the audience should do the same thing. He talked about the living situation of this animals and how they treated before they get killed which was an example of pathos. He said even if people don’t want to be vegetarian, they can eat meat only during weekends and that will not only benefit the environment but also it will benefit their health as well which was an example of …show more content…
Since the speech was about becoming a vegetarian, his main point was to persuade people to choose a healthier lifestyle after knowing about the disadvantages that meat has for the environment which was an example for ethos. He used emotions, logic and credibility in different structure. He claims that even though lots of people don’t want to be vegetarian, they should start to eat vegetables more and lower the percentage of meat in their meals because people should help to save animals, vegetables need less water than meat to grow and eating vegetables can help to live a healthier and longer life. He had a good eye contact with audience and he was scanning everyone. He looks serious and professional. In the beginning He was holding his hands so he didn’t have good hand gestures but then he changed and he started to use his hands more during speaking. His gestures were natural and he knew what he was doing. He looked confident because he knew what he was talking about and he wanted people to join him and help the