Answers8th Grade Language Arts AConnotation and Denotation

Connotation and Denotation Answers

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informativenarrative✔ persuasive

A
informative
B
narrative
C
✔ persuasive
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This sentence is from an argumentative essay. Choose the word from the drop-down menu that best fits this type of text.

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Although some restrictions on teenage drivers are reasonable, the ban on highway driving is .:absurd
Every tree was hung withicicles that the sun turned into a blaze of brilliant light.:glittering
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Choose the denotation for each of these words.

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horrendous:horrible
consequences:results
extinction:end
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extremely important✔ resultsendhorrible

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extremely important
B
✔ results
C
end
D
horrible
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extremely importantresults✔ endhorrible

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extremely important
B
results
C
✔ end
D
horrible
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The word “horrendous” has what effect on the reader?

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It makes the consequences seem like they would be especially bad to live through.
B
It makes the consequences seem like they would be exciting and beneficial.
C
It makes the consequences seem like something important but still good.
D
It makes the consequences seem like they are unavoidable.
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What is the purpose of this passage?

A
to narrate
B
to persuade
C
to inform
D
to describe
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What effect does the word “dread” have compared to the word “fear” that the writer could have used?

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It has a more neutral connotation than “fear.”
B
It has a more positive connotation than “fear.”
C
It has a more negative connotation than “fear.”
D
Its connotation is the same as the word “fear.”
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This sentence is from an argumentative essay. Choose the word from the drop-down menu that best fits this type of text.

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Although some restrictions on teenage drivers are reasonable, the ban on highway driving is .:absurd
Every tree was hung withicicles that the sun turned into a blaze of brilliant light.:glittering
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shiny✔ glitteringbright

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shiny
B
✔ glittering
C
bright
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What effect do the words with strong connotations have on this passage?

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These words build suspense, create a sense of danger, and evoke fear, making the scene feel vivid and unsettling. They guide the reader to feel exactly what the narrator feels. If you want, I can help you rewrite the passage with different connotations to change the mood entirely.

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