Question

ava now has a better understanding of the difference between formal and informal conversations. she asks what are some other examples of a formal conversation that you may have. as you think for a moment, you begin to describe a community meeting that you spoke at the other night about extending the community center’s hours for teens.

how did you effectively but formally communicate your point of view to the audience you were presenting to?

○ you used slang and informal language to appear relatable.
○ you focused solely on statistics without connecting it back to your community.
○ you shared personal stories that described your main points while maintaining a respectful tone.
○ you spoke in a monotonous style to maintain professionalism.

Explanation:

To communicate formally and effectively, we need to avoid informal language (so the first option is out), avoid being disconnected from the community (second option is out), and avoid a monotonous style (fourth option is out). Sharing personal stories with a respectful tone connects with the audience while maintaining formality.

Answer:

C. You shared personal stories that described your main points while maintaining a respectful tone.