Answer:
The answer is:
2. Deliberative, judicial, demonstrative.
Explanation:
Deliberative rhetoric requires long-term thinking. It is used when the speaker speaks for an audience that shares the same goals.
Judicial rhetoric is used to speak about things that happened in the past, and to find who is guilty.
Demonstrative (or epideictic) rhetoric is about honor and dishonor, ceremonial. A good example are speeches at a funeral.
