Connotation Practice

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What is connotation?

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Connotation refers to the emotional or cultural association that a word carries, beyond its literal meaning.

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What is the difference between positive and negative connotation?

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Positive connotation implies a favorable or pleasant association, while negative connotation implies an unfavorable or unpleasant association.

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Choose the word with a negative connotation: 'slim' or 'skinny'.

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'Skinny' has a negative connotation, suggesting being excessively thin.

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Choose the word with a positive connotation: 'childish' or 'youthful'.

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'Youthful' has a positive connotation, suggesting energy and vitality.

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What is an example of a word with a neutral connotation?

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'Book' is an example of a word with a neutral connotation, as it does not carry a positive or negative emotional charge.

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Choose the word with a positive connotation: 'frugal' or 'cheap'.

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'Frugal' has a positive connotation, suggesting careful spending, while 'cheap' has a negative connotation.

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What does the word 'aggressive' imply in terms of connotation?

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'Aggressive' has a negative connotation, suggesting hostility or violence.

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Choose the word with a positive connotation: 'weird' or 'unique'.

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'Unique' has a positive connotation, suggesting individuality and specialness.

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What is the connotation of the word 'home'?

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'Home' has a positive connotation, suggesting comfort, safety, and belonging.

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Choose the word with a negative connotation: 'curious' or 'nosy'.

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'Nosy' has a negative connotation, suggesting intrusive curiosity.