Question

Think about the museum display. How would displays in the museum most likely rely on modalities to inform visitors about the negative effects of enslavement? a. A variety of modalities—written text, audio excerpts, and kinesthetic experience—would help visitors understand the many different aspects of modern enslavement. b. A hands-on experience is the only modality that would give visitors a complete understanding of the plight of modern enslaved people. c. All of the information should be in written form so that museumgoers can read about modern enslavement while they are at the museum, and later when they get home. d. Museum information should all be recorded audio so that visitors can hear about the horrors of modern enslavement for themselves.

Answer 1

Answer:

Visitors can use the tactile modality to feel the weight of the heavy tomato buckets.