Question

Why do speakers emphasize specific words as a technique for reading poetry aloud?A.It lets speakers change poems to make them more appealing to listeners.B.It let's speakers raise and lower their voices to interpret meaning for listeners.C.It lets speakers stress certain words to create specific meanings for listeners.D.It let's speakers change the speed at which they speak to guide listeners’ understanding.

Answer 1

it's B

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Answer 2

quick answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

with a poem, you want to convey a certain message. the way you speak is a big part of that. when you speak, if your tone is flat or with no expression it can feel boring and dull. when you add emotion and tone to your voice it sounds expressive and gets the message and mood to your reader. when they emphasize words, it can mean different things and make more meaning or, well, emphasize them. it's very important for speakers to do this to either convey more emotion and a certain feeling for the poem, or convince them of something. since this is a poem, they are usually not trying to convince someone of something.

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