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What level of diction is typically found in scholarly works and speeches? A) formal. B) standard. C) informal. D) practiced

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The level of diction that is typically found in scholarly works and speeches is : A. formal diction

Unlike informal diction, formal diction is not commonly used in day to day communication since it a little bit uptight and seems to convey proffesionalism

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The correct answer is A. formal.

You need to use the formal level of diction when it comes to formal situations, such as writing scholarly works and giving speeches. The appropriate level of diction needs to be used to suit the particular situation. If you are talking to your friends, you will use the informal style. If you are talking to your teachers, you will use the formal style. Both formal and informal levels are standard, and there is no such level as a practiced level.
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