Question

even though henry’s and paine’s texts are similar in a lot of ways, they have significant differences. why? well, one reason is that they were written for different situations and audiences. remember, henry’s text is a speech, while paine’s is a printed pamphlet. each had to suit his rhetoric to the purpose and situation. consider the differences between the two. speech versus pamphlet henry paine longer sentences more factual and in - depth explanations shorter sentences large, general - public audience small, in - person audience spoken more exclamations and excited language written

Explanation:

Match each text's format (speech vs. pamphlet) to its corresponding traits:

• Henry's speech is spoken, for a small in-person audience, uses shorter sentences and excited, exclamatory language to engage listeners in real time.
• Paine's pamphlet is written, for a large general audience, uses longer sentences and factual, in-depth explanations to be read and studied at the reader's pace.

Answer:

Henry

• Shorter sentences
• Small, in-person audience
• Spoken
• More exclamations and excited language

Paine

• Longer sentences
• More factual and in-depth explanations
• Large, general-public audience
• Written