Which statement best describes the relationship between Jefferson's diction and his purpose

Beyond the above mentioned aspects about Jefferson, his diction in the Declaration of Independence reveals him to a consummate perfectionist; his word choice is so incredibly deliberate and exacting. He truly felt the burden of what he was trying to create and took the time to choose his words carefully, so that no single word was out of place or might be misconstrued.

Jefferson really was not a great orator, but he was a prolific letter writer, and The Declaration of Independence illustrates his depth of vocabulary and sense of style; the document is imbued with examples of cadence, alliteration, and crisp use of consonants, all of which empower his message.