In the speech "The Question of South Africa," why does Tutu repeatedly use the word "violence" in his speech? a. to lengthen his speech b. to distract the attention from a hidden message c. to further demonstrate the prevalence of violence in South Africa d. to ensure people are paying attention

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31 January, 16:42

In the speech "The Question of South Africa," why does Tutu repeatedly use the word "violence" in his speech? a. to lengthen his speech b. to distract the attention from a hidden message c. to further demonstrate the prevalence of violence in South Africa d. to ensure people are paying attention

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Maleah Washington · Answer 1

c) to further demonstrate the prevalence of violence in south Africa

Paityn · Answer 2

c) to further demonstrate the prevalence of violence in south Africa

Explanation:

Tutu's speech had a persuasive intent. Tutu wanted people to realize how violence is commonplace in South Africa and how dangerous and wrong it is. Based on this, we can conclude that the word "violence" is repeated several times during the speech to emphasize the prevalence of violence in South Africa.