Why does the speaker use cultural perspective in this passage?

to demonstrate how her cultural diversity was foundational to her career choice

to connect with her audience by sharing a culturally influenced childhood experience

to explain that her culture resulted in her ability to speak two languages

to persuade her audience to spend time with their children so they will make good choices

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Rylie Anderson

English

5 September, 00:11

Why does the speaker use cultural perspective in this passage?

to demonstrate how her cultural diversity was foundational to her career choice

to connect with her audience by sharing a culturally influenced childhood experience

to explain that her culture resulted in her ability to speak two languages

to persuade her audience to spend time with their children so they will make good choices

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Kasey Owens · Answer 1

The answer would be the second choice

Craig Mann · Answer 2

Option - (B) : To connect with her audience by sharing a culturally influenced childhood experience.

Explanation:

Perception of cultural:

The speaker is greatly been influenced by the cultural values from a very long time, as his way of life itself reflects a specific culture. And that is why he wants to share the set of information that he has about the culture values, and each human being has the instinct to share the information that he has about any culture or anything related to him or her.

While the audience always wants to know more about the presenter or the person talking to them. As it makes the conversation more easy and convenient for every person in that room or space.