An effective persuasive speech will and
a. anticipate selective exposure; appeal to the audience
b. anticipate selective exposure; reveal bias
c. reveal bias; appeal to the audience
d. appeal to the audience; ask for large changes

A). Anticipate selective exposure; appeal to the audience.

Explanation:

A persuasive appeal is characterized as the appeal that employs three 'artistic modes of persuasion' stated by Aristotle which involves pathos(emotional appeal), ethos(ethical appeal), and logos(logical appeal) in order to persuade/convince the audience to believe and accept the ideas proposed by the author/speaker.

As per the question, an effective persuasive appeal will 'anticipate selective exposure' that implies 'favoring the pre-existing beliefs of the audience' and 'appeal to the audience' which implies 'convincing the audience to accept the idea or claim being offered'. These two are essentials for an effective 'persuasive appeal' as the primary goal is to convince the audience and 'selective exposure' sets the base for it while the 'appeal(logical, ethical, or emotional) does the rest to accomplish the purpose. Thus, option A is the correct answer.