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rmenurse

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A color that is often described as active, stimulating, energetic, and vital is _____.
 a. white
  b. black
  c. blue
  d. orange
  e. red

Question 2

The most effective level of fear _____.
 a. is a strong level
  b. is a weak level
  c. depends on how much relevance a topic has for an audience
  d. is a weak level with a humorous message
  e. is a weak level with a credible spokesperson



coyin

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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c



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