<span>Kennedy delivered his Inaugural Address before an audience of twenty thousand people sitting on seats swept free of snow. The address was televised, and eighty million Americans watched; it was also broadcast over radios around the world. Being aware of the extensive audience, Kennedy consciously spoke not only to Americans but to the people around the globe as well. Beyond the initial audience of people who heard the original speech can be added those who subsequently read it in...</span>
If you don't have a book to help you with this, then it's undeniably the teacher's fault - if you do, you either want to provide it to us, or look at it to obtain your answers.
Answer: 2/5
Explanation: Hopefully it's right:))
