Answer: a. The women in the background are complementing their verbal communication with their body language.
When we look at the picture, we get a strong feeling that the women in the background are talking about the woman in front, most likely in order to "gossip." The reason why we can understand this without knowing the words they are uttering is because of their body language. The women are leaning towards each other, with their hands over their mouths so they are less likely to be heard. Moreover, the listener appears to be surprised. These are all ways in which the two women complement their verbal communication with their body language.
Third person limited is the narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character - narrator is not a part of the story - uses “they”, “he”, “she.” Third person omniscient is point of view where the narrator knows all the thoughts, feelings, and intentions of all characters - “all knowing” “voice of god”
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As this would be a program for children so I would take 5 to 6 kids which will act in the advertisement.
Advertisement will start by showing 5 to 6 children playing in a ground, they are playing and all are looking very happy, suddenly one child stops playing and ask time from other kids again and again. This creates frustration to other kids. All other kids come to that kid and ask why you are interrupting the play and asking time again and again. That kid says that I have to go home and watch my favorite children show on the TV and tells about the qualities of the show very briefly and all kids left playing and went home to watch that show. This will surely persuade the audience to watch that show.
