To "use respectful language" in a speech implies
a. avoiding any words not found in a U. S. Standard English dictionary.
b. avoiding language that will offend people of different cultures, races, sexes, or other
subgroups.
c. avoiding language that may be too dramatic or colorful for your audience.
d. avoiding language that is too informal and uses sentences that are too short and choppy.
b
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a. plot b. characters c. scene d. narrator
________ is a persuasive strategy that aims to disprove or dispute the arguments or appeals made by
others. Fill in the blanks with correct word
Supporting the death penalty, in and of itself, is ________
A) ethical B) unethical C) questionable D) immoral
Explain how quantitative and qualitative analysis methods might complement each other in a campaign report.
What will be an ideal response?