Select the differences between the classical rhetorical situation and the recorded rhetorical situation. (Select all that apply).

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The recorded situation can be broadcast where the classical cannot

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The recorded situation can be edited where the classical occurs only once

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The recorded situation creates a sense of proximity where the classical involves distance

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The classical situation occurs in private spaces where the recorded occurs in public

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The recorded situation is written in print form where the classical is spoken

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