Student A silently reads a famous speech. Student B watches a video of the original speech being delivered to a crowd. How would the students' experiences differ?

The text would allow Student A to understand the emotions of the speaker and the response of the audience.
The video would be distracting. Students B would not fully appreciate the speaker's words and emotions.
The video would allow Student B to hear the emotion in the speaker's voice and feel the impact the words had on the crowd.
The words of the speech are the same in both cases. There would be no difference in the students' experiences.

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Student A silently reads a famous speech. Student B watches a video of the original speech being delivered to a crowd. How would the students' experiences differ?

The text would allow Student A to understand the emotions of the speaker and the response of the audience.
 The video would be distracting. Students B would not fully appreciate the speaker's words and emotions.
 The video would allow Student B to hear the emotion in the speaker's voice and feel the impact the words had on the crowd.
 The words of the speech are the same in both cases. There would be no difference in the students' experiences.

Gucchi · Answer

Am i right with C?

MrMudd183 · Answer

Yeah, but I'm thinking it could also be A

Gucchi · Answer

hmm

MrMudd183 · Answer

When you're reading an article vs watching a video on it, you can paint an image inside your head while reading and view the scene.  But when you're watching the video, you can easier gain the tone/mood of the scene by the author/narrator's pitch of voice.

Gucchi · Answer

Yeah, true

MrMudd183 · Answer

Now that leaves us only with A and C

MrMudd183 · Answer

After I re-read the answer choices, I agree with you.  It is C

Gucchi · Answer

I'm thinking its C?

Gucchi · Answer

Okay, thanks for going through the question with me

MrMudd183 · Answer

You're welcome C: