A call-and-response pattern is:
A) a tendency to ignore or screen telephone calls, making communication difficult.
B) a tendency to speak in loud voices when in public, giving others the impression that one is loud or aggressive.
C) a tendency for minority group children to be reluctant to answer questions when called upon by a teacher from a majority group.
D) an interaction pattern between speaker and listener in which each of the speaker's statements is punctuated by verbal and nonverbal expressions from listeners.

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Call-and-response is an interaction pattern where the speaker's statements are followed by responses from the listener, often found in various cultural, musical, and religious contexts.

A Call-And-Response Pattern Is