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You have given me a great responsibility to stay close to you, to be worthy of
you, and to exemplify what you are.
How do the techniques President Carter uses in this sentence affect the
reader?
3 of 3 QUESTIONS
Figurative language, such as "worthy of you" and "close to you," sparks an
emotional response in the listeners.
The use of repetition and the questioning tone of the statement show he is
unsure of what he is saying.
The use of the word "you" makes him feel familiar, and the repetition
emphasizes his commitment.
The use of long words like "responsibility" makes his point less accessible
to a wide audience.
You have given me a great responsibility to stay close to you, to be worthy of
you, and to exemplify what you are.
How do the techniques President Carter uses in this sentence affect the
reader?
3 of 3 QUESTIONS
Figurative language, such as "worthy of you" and "close to you," sparks an
emotional response in the listeners.
The use of repetition and the questioning tone of the statement show he is
unsure of what he is saying.
The use of the word "you" makes him feel familiar, and the repetition
emphasizes his commitment.
The use of long words like "responsibility" makes his point less accessible
to a wide audience.
