An Oral Language Style Is Different from a Written Language

question 42

Multiple Choice

An oral language style is different from a written language style in that

• A) it is more detailed.
• B) it is more formal.
• C) it demonstrates immediacy.
• D) it is similar to how people write.
• E) it is less conversational

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Definitions:

Theories

Systematic ideas or principles formulated to explain phenomena, guide research and practice in various fields.

Scope and Breadth

The range or extent of coverage, influence, or action of a particular subject or activity.

Theoretical Base

Constitutes the fundamental ideas and principles behind a specific field or discipline that guide research, practice, and understanding.

Interdependence

A mutual reliance or influence between two or more entities, often highlighting how they depend on one another for resources, support, or functioning.