Question

Which sentence best states what audiences these two speeches are directed toward?

MacArthur is talking to the American people, but Huey Long is speaking to
his own family
MacArthur is directing his remarks to military men, while Huey Long is
addressing the common man.
Huey Long is addressing a room of soldiers, while MacArthur is speaking to
a room of everyday people.
Huey Long is addressing a room of bankers, but MacArthur is talking to a
collection of religious clergy.

Answer 1

Answer: B) MacArthur is directing his remarks to military men, while Huey Long is addressing the common man.

Explanation: The sentence that best summarizes the varying audiences of these two passages is the following one: MacArthur is directing his remarks to military men, while Huey Long is addressing the common man.

Answer 2

Answer: B

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