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The Effect of Repetition and Rhythm
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After reading "Digital Dive: The Effect of Repetition and Rhythm", consider the questions below. Then “submit” your response.

President Obama delivers Eulogy

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should note that hearing the words slowly in the video and hearing the singing in the video has an effect that cannot be translated into writing. When we read with our eyes, we tend to do it more quickly. For more help, see Repetition and Rhythm.

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should consider that the repetition Obama uses makes his speech memorable. Repeating the phrase “found that grace” separates the names of each of the people who passed away, identifying them as individuals. For more help, see Repetition and Rhythm.

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should mention how the repetition is memorable to them and how Obama’s use of rhythm and speaking slowly (and singing) during the video creates a memorable experience. For more help, see Repetition and Rhythm.