The element of communication we use when we prepare listeners for a message we are about to send is called ________

Most political claims do not become policy and most that do

a. are of little consequence. b. fail in the long run. c. tend to be revolutionary. d. are noncontroversial.

Around 1910, films were becoming more dramatically complicated, and films like Méliès' fantasies seemed increasingly passé. ___

Indicate whether the statement is true or false