Well, before I knew what was what, my young professor demanded that I 'deconstruct' the poem and analyze it for evidence of what she called 'commodity fetishism.'" Which statement BEST explains why this line contains jargon? A) The quotation does not contain jargon. B) The phrase commodity fetishism does not really mean anything. C) The professor uses the word deconstruct but means interpret. D) The professor speaks in a way that makes no sense to those outside her field of expertise.

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Iliana Villegas

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3 February, 06:59

Well, before I knew what was what, my young professor demanded that I 'deconstruct' the poem and analyze it for evidence of what she called 'commodity fetishism.'" Which statement BEST explains why this line contains jargon? A) The quotation does not contain jargon. B) The phrase commodity fetishism does not really mean anything. C) The professor uses the word deconstruct but means interpret. D) The professor speaks in a way that makes no sense to those outside her field of expertise.

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Karen Burns · Answer 1

The statement that BEST explains why this line contains jargon os D) The professor speaks in a way that makes no sense to those outside her field of expertise.

The use of quotation marks for the expressions "deconstruct" and "commodity fetishism" besides the use of the words what she called and before I knew what was what shows a person who doesn't understand all the technical language the speaker is using.

The other options only center in one world and option C has a general idea of the complete paragraph.