Lee's diction in “a letter to his son” is somewhat informal because he is:
a. delivering a public speech.
b. writing to his son.
c. discussing a trivial subject.
d. speaking in code to avoid suspicion.

The correct answer is letter B.

He was writing a letter to his son to console him for the loss of his wife. The letter directly demonstrated the emotions that Lee felt for his family and the strength he carries through the war. It shows how strong his faith in God was, and his empathy towards others.

In 2081, everyone is equal not only in the eyes of the law but in every way; nobody is smarter, more athletic, better looking, etc. than anyone else. hazel is of average intelligence, which means she can't think about anything except in short bursts, and george has an intelligence way above normal.

The answer is c, because it's referring to you, and then refers to a group of people stopping the flu, which is a clever way of making the viewer feel like they have the impact to stop a disease. (sorry its hard to explain)