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For which of these audience groups would Long's speech probably have been
ef...
Advanced Placement (AP), 16.12.2020 06:30 allieallie
Question 1 of 10
For which of these audience groups would Long's speech probably have been
effective?
A. Listeners who are wealthy and able to save money for their
children's futures
B. Listeners who are planning to run for elected office and are in the
process of generating campaign funds
C. Listeners who have found themselves in dire financial
circumstances
D. Listeners who make a comfortable living but who would be fine
with making a bit more money
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