In a conversation between a student (David) and his professor, which of the following statements is the best example of language that uses the lowest abstraction? Group of answer choices "David, you were late to class once last week." "David, you're having trouble in my class." "David, you were 15 minutes late to Monday's class." "David, you were late to Monday's class." "David, you're not doing well in my class."

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Seth Horn

21 October, 04:12

In a conversation between a student (David) and his professor, which of the following statements is the best example of language that uses the lowest abstraction? Group of answer choices "David, you were late to class once last week." "David, you're having trouble in my class." "David, you were 15 minutes late to Monday's class." "David, you were late to Monday's class." "David, you're not doing well in my class."

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Donna Chambers · Answer 1

"David, you were 15 minutes late to Monday's class."

Explanation:

The statement about is clear, direct and with details. So there are no abstraction but objectiveness.