Question

To understand a character, what variations in language should the reader look for? Check all that apply.

nouns


pronunciation


verbs


vocabulary


syntax


grammar

Answer 1

1. pronunciation
2. vocabulary
3. syntax
4. grammar

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

These are the variations in language that will help a reader understand a characters. The reader may learn about the character's socio-cultural background - birthplace , social class and level of education - through these items.

1. pronunciation ( This varies from speakers to speakers. A person from Manchester will have a different pronunciation from a person from London City).
2. vocabulary ( This also varies. For example, a person from the U.S will say French fries and a person from England will say chips).
3. grammar ( Some words may also differ in a sentence. " He do not want it." is said in substandard English , and " He does not want it." is said in standard English).

These options will not say anything about a character because they are universal elements in language. Everybody uses them.

-Nouns

-Verbs

-Synatx