The connotative meaning of a word is A) its dictionary ...

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The connotative meaning of a word is
 
  A) its dictionary meaning.
  B) its literal meaning.
  C) all the associations and feelings the word evokes.
  D) its objective meaning.
  E) lacking in the ability to be interpreted based on circumstance.

Question 2

When choosing words to convey a message, successful writers pay attention to
 
  A) convenience and mannerisms.
  B) correctness and effectiveness.
  C) metaphors and euphemisms.
  D) connotation and vocalization.
  E) using words that don't convey too much power.

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) The connotations of a word include all of the baggage that goes with the word. For example, calling your boss a rigid thinker has connotations that are negative  that your boss is stubborn, inflexible, and closed-minded. When rigid is used to describe a top for a convertible sports car, it implies that the top is tough, strong, and durable.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B
Explanation: B) Successful writers pay close attention to the correct usage of words. They also seek out the most effective words and phrases to convey their meaning.