Which of the following, in communication, are 'rhetorical structures'? Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

The rhetorical structures in communication here are clusters, form, genre and narrative.

Clusters group recurring symbols and terms that reveal a speaker's underlying worldview.

Form is the shaping arrangement that gives a message its structured pattern.

Genre is the recognised type or category into which a communicative work falls.

Narrative is the story structure through which experience is organised and told.

Paralanguage concerns vocal features such as tone and pace, a delivery element rather than a rhetorical structure.