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The broad goal of a speech is known as?

The broad goal of a speech is known as its general purpose.

Here's a breakdown:

* General purpose: The overall objective of the speech. It answers the question, "What is the speaker trying to achieve with this speech?"

* Specific purpose: A more focused and concrete statement that outlines the desired outcome of the speech.

There are three common general purposes for speeches:

* To inform: The speaker aims to teach the audience something new.

* To persuade: The speaker seeks to convince the audience to agree with a particular viewpoint or to take action.

* To entertain: The speaker intends to amuse or engage the audience.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or want to explore specific purpose statements!

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