Question

why was churchills use of language effective? it uses complicated sentences. it had persuasive words. it emphasizes flow to enhance meaning. it was poetic.

Explanation:

Churchill's language was effective often because he used persuasive words to inspire and rally people (e.g., in wartime speeches). "It had persuasive words" aligns with his rhetorical style to persuade audiences. Other options: complicated sentences would hinder effectiveness, emphasizing flow is more about structure (his strength was persuasive content), and "poetic" isn't the main reason for his language's effectiveness.

Answer:

It had persuasive words.