Question

Consider the following excerpt from a speech that President Barack Obama gave:

Obama:Y'all know about okey-doke, right? [Pause]

Crowd: Yeahhh! Yes! [Laughter]

Obama: It's the same old stuff!

Crowd: Yeahhh!

This illustrates:

	a.	a speech style that constructs a strong difference between speaker and audience
	b.	use of conscious, prescriptive rules
	c.	a "call and response" style that enables interaction and audience participation
	d.	use of parallelism for rhetorical effect

Answer 1

the answer is

c.	a "call and response" style that enables interaction and audience participation

Call and response is when someone shouts something and gets a response back.In African cultures, call-and-response is a widespread pattern of democratic participation—in public gatherings, in the discussion of civic affairs, in religious rituals, as well as in vocal  format became a diasporic tradition, and it was part of Africans and African Americans creating a new, unique tradition in the United States.