Which of the following does NOT have the goal of accentuating a special occasion?
A) a toast at an awards banquet
B) a speech about the history of American agriculture
C) a speech given at Ground Zero on 9/11
D) a speech given by a proud father at his son's bar mitzvah

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A toast at an awards banquet, a speech at Ground Zero on 9/11, and a speech at a son's bar mitzvah are all meant to highlight and honor the significance of those special occasions. In contrast, a speech about the history of American agriculture is generally informative and not specifically designed to accentuate a special occasion.

Which of the Following Does NOT Have the Goal of Accentuating