Question

When comparing oral story telling to written stories, which of the following is FALSE? A. Oral storytelling allows for more interaction between the storyteller and the audience than written works allow. B. Oral storytelling enables the audience to hear vocal inflection, which enhances comprehension. C. Oral storytelling is more detailed than written works. D. Oral storytelling evolved before written works

Answer 1

The Correct letter is B Why, Suppose I said, "I am very happy to be here. It is always a pleasure to see you." How would you interpret this? Most people would read this as a positive expression or exchange. However, what if you could hear me saying this words. Saying them with a sneer, and deeply cynical voice pattern would certainly make you think of this quite differently. Here's the problem, you can't hear the way I saying these words while reading them in text.

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