The Vitaphone was a ___________ system developed by Western Electric and Bell Telephone Laboratories in the 1920s, which linked a turntable to the film and employed special projectors, amplifiers, and speakers.
A. Optical sound
B. Microphone
C. Amplifier
D. Sound-on-disc
Answer: D
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Deborah Tannen offers an explanation for why it may seem that men don't listen to women. She claims that
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A) The mood and manner that persons-in-conversation adopt play an insignificant role in the process of social construction. B) An individual's social world is something he or she finds or discovers. C) The experience of persons-in-conversation is the primary social process of human life. D) The way people communicate is far less important than the content of what they say.