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Question #N432

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"?

The use of the phrase "we all" is most likely intended to

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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Correct Answer is: B

The speaker uses the phrase "we all" to suggest that the speaker and the reader share a common experience and purpose, which can help the reader feel more engaged with the message.