Question

Regarding the use of the word "separation": a. The use of "separation" is more emotionally charged than "change," supporting the impassioned tone of the passage. b. The use of "separation" is more poetic than "change," supporting the rhythmic and vivid tone of the passage. c. The use of "separation" is more clinical and sterile than "change," supporting the factual and reserved tone of the passage. d. The use of "separation" is more objective and explicit about the type of change, supporting the authoritative tone of the passage.

Answer 1

Option D

Step-by-step explanation:

The use of "separation" is more objective and explicit about the type of change, supporting the authoritative tone of the passage.