Which is an example of precise language?(1 point)
Responses

small
small

miniscule
minuscule

little
little

tiny
minuscule
An example of precise language is "minuscule."
The example of precise language in this case is "minuscule" rather than "small," "little," or "tiny." To determine this, you need to understand the nuances of each word and choose the one that accurately conveys the intended meaning.
To find the answer, you can look up the definitions of each word in a dictionary or use an online source. Comparing the definitions will help you determine which word best fits the criteria of precise language. In this case, "minuscule" means extremely small while "small," "little," and "tiny" are more general terms that could refer to a range of sizes. Therefore, "minuscule" is the more precise and specific choice.