Asap hurry 1 you are going to perform a dramatic reading at a local retirement village where your grandmother visits some friends. though you are used to performing in public, this crowd is different because your grandmother is in the audience. she is in the tenth row of chairs sitting with a group of friends. she told you discretely that she didn't sit in the front because she didn't want to make you nervous, but you can still see her expectant face in the crowd. which of the following is not something you should be concerned about as you step in front of the crowd? a. can my grandmother and her friends see my facial expressions in the tenth row? b. am i enunciating enough for the back of the room to clearly understand me? c. will i emphasize the climax dramatically enough for the audience to catch its importance? d. should i have worn the special necklace my grandmother gave me as a birthday gift? 2 your teacher wants you to bring in an example of communication, but you have to first determine whether it is verbal or nonverbal, formal or informal. you have just watched an entertaining video online. in the video one young man plays all of the characters, even women, and he sings a humorous song about a girl's love of shoes. you think the class would find this example of communication hysterical. what forms of communication will you call the video? a. nonverbal, formal b. nonverbal, informal c. verbal, formal d. verbal, informal

1.D

2.B (I am 90% sure)

Hope you get an A+ on this :)

1. The answer is, D. Should I have worn the special necklace my grandmother gave me as a birthday gift?

2. The answer is, D. verbal, informal.

Explanation:

1. When addressing an audience, your primary concern should be effectively communicating with them. The presence of your grandmother should not change that. When you look carefully at the other options, they are more concerned with how to communicate effectively with your audience.

Option a is valid because non-verbal cues like facial expressions are picked up by the audience as they help strengthen your message.

Option b has to do with enunciation to ensure your words are clearly understood.

Option c emphasizes on the climax and ensuring your audience feels its importance which is very important because if they can't tell that it is even the climax, and also see its relevance to the story, then the meaning will be lost and unappreciated by them.

Option d on the other hand doesn't affect your audience and their understanding of your presentation. You see, while your grandmother's gift is cute, depending on the style and length of the necklace, she may not even see it where she's seated. So it shouldn't be a concern.

2. Verbal and Informal communication:

This is a form of verbal communication because, Verbal communication uses words whether in written form or orally.

This means that when an idea is communicated verbally, people look out for the words and the meaning of the words and the idea it is communicating. This is opposed to non-verbal where things like body language, facial expressions are used to understand the message.

It is also informal as there are not for official use, it is more relational, it is used for humour and expresses emotion as in the case where he sings of a woman's love for shoes.

faithful servants eumaeus and philaetius:

his ragged vest then drawn aside disclosed the sign conspicuous, and the scar exposed: eager they view'd, with joy they stood amazed with tearful eyes o'er all their master gazed:

these servants know ulysses by the scar he got when he was a child - so when he showed them the mark, they immediately knew this is truly their master and they hugged him, finally starting to believe his words.

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