I think the answer is D but I could be wrong
Answer:
Two sentences become a sentence, using transitions words or phrases that link sentences and paragraphs together smoothly so that there are no abrupt jumps or breaks between ideas.
Answer:
if what the writer is saying is not a fact but what he believes instead.
Explanation:
if it's not backed up with facts or evidence than is most like an opinion
"The argument that the other man uses to convince the narrator is persuasive argument. What he learns depends on the outcome of the situation. If it's bad, then he'd learn to know both sides of the story before picking sides."
Answer:
High-context.
Explanation:
'High-Context' communicative cultures heavily rely on contextual or implicit meanings(through gestures, body language, context) in the communication that needs to be inferred by the listeners which is direct in contrast to the low-context communication cultures where the information is verbally or explicitly stated as the people(communicators) lack knowledge.
As per the question, 'high-context' communication would be characterized as indirect or implicit as plenty of meaning or information is internalized that requires prior knowledge to infer the message suggested or implied. Therefore, they lay more emphasis on gestures instead of direct verbal communication of the message. Thus, <u>'high-context'</u> is the answer.
