How does Lincoln’s diction throughout the Address to the New Jersey General Assembly reflect his concern for the audience he is addressing? F. Lincoln uses elevated diction to set a high-minded tone and leave his audience with a favorable impression of his personality. G. Lincoln uses technical diction throughout to make his intentions clear to his audience and to set a tone suited to a serious topic. H. Lincoln uses formal diction throughout to show respect for the audience and set a tone suited to a serious topic. J. Lincoln uses informal diction throughout to disarm the audience and to set a light tone that will help put them at ease