VOCAB GROUP 3

Characteristics that can be felt or seen in the physical world. Specific language is a common term for it. ______ language can make your writing easier for the reader to understand.

• concrete

• convey

• contemplative

• climax

———- Writing helps you stay present and return to the moment when you stray. It is a mindfulness exercise. It involves practicing mindful observation of your thoughts while meditating on paper.

• Concrete

• Convey

• Contemplative

• Climax

To communicate a feeling, thought, or idea in a way that others can understand.

• Concrete

• Apostrophe

• Climax

• convey

------- is the literal meaning of a word.

• Concrete

• Apostrophe

• Deductive

• Denotation

The use of a word to imply an association other than its literal meaning is known as —————-.

• Connotation

• Apostrophe

• Deductive

• Convey

A logical procedure where a conclusion reached based on a group of premises contains no more details than the premises considered as a whole.

• Climax

• Deductive

• Denotation

• Concrete

“Thou wast not born for death, immortal Bird!" is an example of what.

• Apostrophe

• Deductive

• Concrete

• Climax

The phrase “the patient is sick.” is an example of what.

• denotation

• connotation

• Contemplative

• climax

The peak or most intense moment in the course of something's development or resolution.

• Concrete

• Contemplative

• Deductive

• Climax

A rhetorical device where the speaker addresses an abstraction, an inanimate object, a deceased person, or another person who is not present.

• Convey

• Connotation

• Apostrophe

• Climax