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Read this excerpt from a speech.
I have had my share of scrapes and cuts; I have even had stitches and a broken pinky finger. None of these injuries slowed me down much, and I never gave much consideration to the care I received. Maybe you are like me, charging through life, assuming other people will take care of the bumps and bruises you incur. Well, the community center has a first-aid class that might allow you to take charge of your own health. And who knows? A certification from this course might qualify you to apply for babysitting or lifeguarding jobs in the future.
What line reveals the speaker's efforts to relate to the audience?
Answer:
<em>"Maybe you are like me, charging through life, assuming other people will take care of the bumps and bruises you incur.
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Explanation:
In the lines above, the author approaches the audience by communicating directly with readers and establishing a situation where readers can identify with him. This becomes more evident when the author states that "Maybe you are like me", which can establish a relationship of identification and even complicity between audience and author.
In summary, the line shown above reveals the speaker's efforts to relate to the audience.
