audio clip: ronald reagan’s farewell address\nspeech by ronald reagan\nlisten to the former president’s…

audio clip: ronald reagan’s farewell address\nspeech by ronald reagan\nlisten to the former president’s speech in which he addresses the issue of immigration.\n0:00 / 1:07 \nwhich two statements identify the advantages of using audio to convey the message of reagan’s speech?\na the audience hears the emotion with which reagan speaks.\nb the audience doesn’t need to read reagan’s speech.\nc the audience hears reagan’s words in his own voice.\nd audio offers insight into reagan’s thought process.\ne audio makes it easy to remember reagan’s words.

audio clip: ronald reagan’s farewell address\nspeech by ronald reagan\nlisten to the former president’s speech in which he addresses the issue of immigration.\n0:00 / 1:07 \nwhich two statements identify the advantages of using audio to convey the message of reagan’s speech?\na the audience hears the emotion with which reagan speaks.\nb the audience doesn’t need to read reagan’s speech.\nc the audience hears reagan’s words in his own voice.\nd audio offers insight into reagan’s thought process.\ne audio makes it easy to remember reagan’s words.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

To determine the correct answers, we analyze each option:

  • Option A: Audio can convey the emotion in Reagan's speech through his tone of voice, which is an advantage of using audio.
  • Option B: Not needing to read is not a core advantage of audio for conveying the message of the speech itself.
  • Option C: Hearing Reagan's own voice provides authenticity and the exact way he intended to deliver the words, which is a key advantage of audio.
  • Option D: Audio of a speech doesn't directly offer insight into thought process; it's about the delivered message.
  • Option E: Audio doesn't inherently make it easier to remember words compared to other formats in a general sense.

So the correct options are A and C.

Answer:

A. The audience hears the emotion with which Reagan speaks. C. The audience hears Reagan’s words in his own voice.