A. number two is most
neutral
all the other option give off a negative connotation by using verbs such as “argued” “bickered” and “wrangled”
Answer:2 a grown adults point of view
Explanation:
It has more mature language than what would count as the context of a childs tone or vocabulary when it comes to poetry
Answer:
maybe your answer is <u>wouldn't </u>
Explanation:
im not that sure but maybe it is?
The first one means that the president made such a short yet beautiful speech at the end of Mr. Everett's speech that the writer does not know where in the world he can find a more beautiful speech. He adds that it is his humble opinion that the president's speech was as beautiful as possible and that nothing in this world can be more beautiful and impressive.
<span>The second one means that kings and people of high stature are expected to give speeches in very grand language, using fancy words. </span>
<span>People believe that this fancy language suits the respect we give to these great people. However, Mr. Lincoln spoke in a simple language and thus did not impress the writer. The writer thinks that Mr. Lincoln betrayed his social position by using plain language.</span>
