I would say c. timelessness of the message.
Why? Because:
a) your piece of writing has to have a message - if there is no message, there is no point in writing it.
b) you have to have an intended audience you are writing for - it is not the same writing something for your friends, little brother/sister, professor or a potential employer.
c) the format of the message is important because of the previous factor and because the format usually affects the reception of the writing; nobody will be interested in your text if you write it without commas, fullstops, capitalized letters at the beginning of the sentence, or for example, without spaces between the words because it would be too confusing.
While, the timelessness is not as important. You are writing it for a special purpose now, and if it is good it might become timeless. But there are probably many great works (poems, scientific papers, novels, etc.) that were lost or forgotten, but that does not mean they were not great or significant.
Hope my answer is not too confusing :)
Answer:
Empty is the answer
Explanation:
please tell me brianlest answer
Immediacy-The state, condition, or quality of being immediate.Whenever it is time to prepare to talk in class the first thing I think about is how you can connect with the audience. I do this first because I feel that any audience member should feel a connection between them and the speaker whether or not they agree or disagree with the speaker. And the way I display this connection with the audience is through the types of immediacy such as verbal immediacy, nonverbal immediacy, technological influences on immediacy, and cultural influences on immediacy.
Hello!
The correct answer is C. an antibiotic
"Physicians rely on drugs like ciprofloxacin and azithromycin for treating patients with severe disease...."
Based on that one sentence and the words in bold, you can tell that the answer is clearly not A, B, or D.
Also, I took the test just now and got the answer correct! :P
Hope I helped! <3
Answer:
Know the story well
Understand the character traits of the people involved.
Use colorful words and expressions to reveal feelings and attitudes.
Pause slightly to emphasize a word or phrase of special effect.
Use pitch and stress to lend variety and meaning to your voice