Which statement best describes how Ginsberg’s diction contributes to his style in the poem "Homework"?
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He uses the technical language of governmental agencies to highlight the destruction humans have caused.
He uses the persuasive language of television commercials to promote awareness of environmental concerns.
He uses the familiar language of household chores to express his desire to correct global issues.
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