The correct answer is B. Trust, competence and ethos.
The speaker will inspire credibility from the audience when it perceives his or her character and their ethos concerning the topic they are presenting. If they know it really well, they will speak with authority, which will engender trust. Their competence is manifested and it's easier for the audience believe and received what it's being conveyed.
<span>The difference is that
"traditional stories always have a clear beginning".</span>
Storytelling portrays the social and social activity of sharing stories,
once in a while with exaggerations, showy behavior, or frivolity. Each culture
has its own stories or accounts, which are shared as a method for stimulation,
instruction, social protection or imparting moral esteems.
Hey there!
The correct answer seems to be the second option, or Choice B.
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It was based on the necessary and proper clause.
