
Language: Being Forthright and Concise

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12th Grade
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Oksana Krychkivska
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3 mins • 1 pt
What is tone?
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Tone refers to the author's attitude or emotional quality conveyed in a piece of writing. It shapes how the reader perceives the message, influencing their emotional response.
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What does it mean to be concise?
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To be concise means to express ideas clearly and briefly, using few words without unnecessary details. It emphasizes clarity and efficiency in communication.
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What are common pretentious words?
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Common pretentious words include 'utilize' instead of 'use', 'ameliorate' for 'improve', and 'obfuscate' instead of 'confuse'. These words often sound more sophisticated but can come off as unnecessarily complex.
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3 mins • 1 pt
What should be avoided to maintain a strong tone?
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To maintain a strong tone, avoid using vague language or excessive qualifiers. These weaken your message and can create uncertainty, undermining the assertiveness needed for a strong tone.
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What is the key to choosing between an active and passive voice?
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The key to choosing between active and passive voice is clarity and emphasis. Use active voice for directness and engagement, while passive voice is suitable when the action's recipient is more important than the doer.
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What are the guidelines for defining unfamiliar terms?
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To define unfamiliar terms, use clear and simple language, provide context, and relate the term to known concepts. This helps ensure understanding and retention of the new information.
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What are the examples of eliminating redundancies?
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Eliminating redundancies can include combining similar sentences, removing repeated phrases, or using concise language. For example, instead of saying 'each and every person,' simply say 'everyone.' This streamlines communication.
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