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Which statement BEST describes the author's use of vocabulary appropriate for his audience and his purpose?
A) The author uses casual, informal vocabulary and quotations from American leaders to connect to his audience.
B) The author uses Standard American English and metaphors to connect to his audience.
C) The author uses formal language and technical terms to connect to his audience.
D) The author uses questions and sarcastic humor to connect to his audience.
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