Consider the following two excerpts concerning the preservation of Silbo Gomero, a traditional whistled language used in the Canary Islands:
Source 1 (Print Excerpt - Sociolinguistics Journal Article)
"The acoustic structure of Silbo Gomero relies on the systematic transposition of Spanish phonemes into pitch and frequency modulations. Recent legislative integration into primary education has stabilized transmission rates; however, longitudinal efficacy remains contingent on standardized phonetic assessments and institutional support."
Source 2 (Audio Transcript - Regional Community Radio Broadcast)
"Listen, when my grandfather whistled across the ravine, everyone in the valley knew supper was ready! We cannot let the true soul of our island fade away into dusty textbooks. Grab your children, head out to the hillsides, and keep our island's heartbeat alive!"
Which of the following statements best compares the rhetorical tone and register of the two sources?
- ASource 1 adopts a skeptical and dismissive tone toward language preservation, while Source 2 maintains a neutral and detached journalistic register.
- Source 1 employs a formal, academic register with an objective and analytical tone, whereas Source 2 uses an informal register with an impassioned, exhortative tone.Cevap
- CSource 1 utilizes an informal, narrative register directed at island families, whereas Source 2 adopts a technical, specialized register directed at phonetics researchers.
- DBoth sources share a strictly formal, instructional register intended exclusively for regional educational policymakers.