Hmm. A bit tricky. This going to be a phony choice, but if you wouldn't mind it, then I would say the "Bratz" movie. It's 10 years old, and was panned by a lot of people, but it still has a pretty good plot like making friends and things that happen in school. Or maybe "Princess Protection Program", which also has a good plot of friendship and what not. I know it's odd and sounds chessy, but if you think about it, they can teach some lessons about life, plus it's appropriate for students to watch.
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And I would say that among the given images, the one that presents the identification of causal relationships would be the second one. Hope this answers your question.
The formal language
This type of language is what is used in situations that are more serious and formal, and where speakers, generally, have a distant relationship. For this to happen it is necessary to have: a correct pronunciation, adequate and varied vocabulary, well-constructed sentences or phrases (no swear words, vulgarisms, idioms). The speech is fluid and continuous, with longer sentences. in which words are not repeated or is redundant. The information is well structured and has a logical order.
Answer: A a television broadcast news anchor
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