Read this excerpt from a speech. I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I was riding my skateboard in the parking lot, trying a new trick. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week. What line reveals the speaker's efforts to relate to the audience? I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.

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Keaton Chase

19 December, 04:37

Read this excerpt from a speech. I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I was riding my skateboard in the parking lot, trying a new trick. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week. What line reveals the speaker's efforts to relate to the audience? I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.

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Jack Sims · Answer 1

Answer: B

Explanation: I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. The author/speaker is relating to the audience directly be speaking to them about an action they may have done that they can relate to.