SAT English Practice Question
The speaker of this passage is most likely addressing a large group of people. This assumption is supported by the speaker's use of the second-person plural pronoun "you." The speaker also uses inclusive language, such as the phrase "we all." The speaker's attempt to create a sense of unity is reinforced by their use of several metaphors and similes, and the speaker's attempt to create a sense of unity is reinforced by their use of several metaphors and similes, which are often used to create a sense of shared experience. What is the most likely reason why the writer uses the phrase "we all"?
- A.emphasize the speaker’s feelings about the subject of the passage.
- B.create a sense of shared experience and common purpose.
- C.establish the speaker’s authority on the subject.
- D.persuade the reader to agree with the speaker’s opinion.
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