A vibrant and eye-catching image that relates to the concept of semiotics, focusing on the interpretation of words. The image includes four distinct sections, one for each term: 'literal', 'metaphorical', 'connotative', and 'comparative'. Each section is visualised abstractly rather than concretely. The 'literal' section showcases a straightforward depiction such a key opening a lock. The 'metaphorical' area demonstrates a less direct symbolism, such as a storm representing chaos. The 'connotative' section involves emotive symbols, like a heart for love, and the 'comparative' segment displays scales for measurement. Ensure the image includes no text.

The exact definition of a word is its ________ meaning.(1 point)

literal

metaphorical

connotative

comparative

1. Literal

2. Simile
3. The sunset was a masterpiece of brilliant oranges, pinks, and purples
4. provide readers with a feeling

Connotative Meaning Quick Check

Here are the other answers If 'your welcome's' answers don't work:

1. Literal
2. provide readers with a feeling
3. feelings associated with a word
4. neutral
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Literal

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The answers are:

1. Literal
2. Simile
3.The sunset was a masterpiece of brilliant oranges, pinks, and purples
4. Provide readers with a feeling
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1: literal
2: provide readers feeling
3: the feelings associated with a word
4:neutral
I hope this helps for some people

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The exact definition of a word is its ________ meaning.

(literal)

metaphorical

comparative

connotative

2: Use the sentence to answer the question.

The pond was so still that it looked like a silvery mirror under the moonlit sky.

Which type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

(1 point)

literal

imaginative

metaphor

(simile)

Which sentence contains a metaphor?(1 point)

I was so hungry that I could have eaten ten thousand hamburgers.

(The sunset was a masterpiece of brilliant oranges, pinks, and purples.)

Connie walked her dog along the tree-lined street.

Milo was as fast as a cheetah when he ran the race at school.
An author uses connotative meanings to ______________.(1 point)

give readers definitions of unknown words.

(provide readers with a feeling.)

allow readers to compare characters.

teach readers about a different language.

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A.literal

B.provide readers with a feeling.

D.the feelings associated with a word

B. Neutral

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1: literal
2: provide readers feeling
3: the feelings associated with a word
4:neutral
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A special thanks to this fan-made letter! Thank you... "You're Welcome?" Interesting.

Wich one to trust

Your welcome is correct

Answers are:

A - Literal
B - Simile
D - The sunset was a masterpeice-
B - Provide readers with a feeling

This is for connexus 2023 quick check!

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These answers are correct.

1.A

2.B
3.D
4.D