Answer:
Yes, it is super important!!
Explanation:
Your facial expression is like your tone of voice. Since deaf people, well, can't hear what you are saying, it is good to show them how you feel about something. If you keep your expression blank or don't give it genuine meaning, they can have a hard time understanding how you actually feel about the subject. For example:
- Feeling excited about an award (smiling, jumping, laughing)
- Feeling sad (looking down, crying, frowning)
- feeling scared (big eyes, jumpy, afraid)
Hope this helps :)
The answer is A. Precise language uses specific words and phrases to help the reader "see" what is being described, which A does well.
