Question

in her speech about classical ballet, kendra mentioned, but did not explain, the terms entrechat and arabesque. since most of her listeners were unfamiliar with ballet, what error did kendra make in her use of language? she did not use language appropriate to the occasion. she did not use language appropriate to the topic. she did not use language appropriate to the audience. she did not use language according to the setting. she did not use language appropriate to the speaker. zhu wants to create concern among her listeners about the dangers to civil liberties posed by government surveillance. she has decided to use words with strong connotative meanings because she knows they will help her enhance her credibility. arouse an emotional response. appear as impartial as possible. all the answers are correct. both arouse an emotional response and appear as impartial as possible.

Explanation:

1. Kendra used ballet - specific terms (entrechat and arabesque) without explanation to an audience unfamiliar with ballet. This means she didn't consider the knowledge level of her listeners, so she did not use language appropriate to the audience.
2. Zhu wants to create concern about civil liberties threats. Words with strong connotative meanings are used to evoke emotions in the audience. They are not used to enhance credibility or appear impartial. Connotative words are often used to arouse an emotional response.

Answer:

1. She did not use language appropriate to the audience.
2. arouse an emotional response.