Answer:
.a. the speaker sets the tone for immediacy.
Explanation:
Immediacy behaviours are actions that show warmth, inclusiveness, psychological closeness, openness to interactions and positivity. They can be verbal or non verbal.
Therefore, before a speaker decides to add immediacy behaviours in his speech, he must have set the precedent for it. The speaker needs to prepare his listeners before he tries to communicate warmth and psychological closeness, because his listeners may immediately feel suspicious if the speaker jumps into immediacy behaviours without preamble.
A speaker can set the tone for immediacy by preparing his audience with stories that elicit empathy, stories that show the humanity in him and others.
The answer is a because it shows aloneness.
Answer:
C). Kindness to others is usually rewarded.
Explanation:
'The Green Satin Gown' penned by Laura E. Richards explores the theme of 'the reward of displaying kindness to others.' It narrates this idea through a girl who wore the old green satin gown for the kind and wealthy lady on her request. The party had too many important people but the girl still wore the old-fashioned dress to saved the lady's important day by going against her own will(displays her kindness and good will). She put her own wish and embarrassment at stake and did that for her and in reward, the lady provided her not only with an expensive necklace and gold coins but also left her inheritance for her. This substantiates the claim of kindness and gentleness yeilding extraordinary rewards. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the answer is either:
d. root word
OR
c. context
Sorry I couldn't help much :(
What is Momaday's tone in the passage?
The correct answer is letter A: reverent/respectful
The tone is a device that the writer uses to show his attitude or feelings and to create an effect on the reader.
In this passage, the writer shows his position of reverent and respectful for the cow, because it is an animal with fearful-looking but he knows that they are not in danger at all. Besides, Momaday shows reverent and respectful for life when he describes the following situation: "...our hearts were beating fast and we knew just then what it was to be alive."