Classrooms in low-context cultures are more likely to focus on
A) nonverbal communication.
B) a speaker's environment.
C) imagination in question answers.
D) clearly organized presentations.

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In low-context cultures, communication tends to be more explicit and direct, so classrooms in these cultures are more likely to prioritize clearly organized presentations to effectively convey information. Nonverbal communication may still be important, but it would be less emphasized than in high-context cultures. Imagination in question answers and a speaker's environment are not necessarily relevant factors in classroom communication.

Classrooms in Low-Context Cultures Are More Likely to Focus on