Question

Ivan is giving a speech about global warming. He explains that an iceberg measuring about 2,200 square miles has recently gone adrift. He mentions that the iceberg is the size of Delaware and holds twice as much water used in the United States each year. Which of the following did Ivan do correctly in this example?

Answer 1

He explained the statistics in a way that would be meaningful to the audience. He provided a visual for large statistics.

Step-by-step explanation:

When Ivan gave the speech about global warming, he talked about an iceberg that measured about 2,200 square miles. This large measurement or numerical data might have been hard for those in the audience to relate to as not all of them may be good with measurements.

Ivan made this figure relatable to the audience when he compared the size of the iceberg to Delaware a city in America that most in the audience were acquainted with. By so doing, he allowed the audience to visualize the large statistics.