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- Q1Which term refers to the dictionary definition of a word?DenotationVitalConnotationHyperbole30s
- Q2Which term refers to an exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally?CivilizedInhibitHyperbolePalsied30s
- Q3What literary device is used in the following sentence: 'She runs like the wind'?ImplicationSimileConnotationMetaphor30s
- Q4What term refers to the underlying meaning or suggestion conveyed by a word or phrase?CognatesConflictStrainedImplication30s
- Q5What term refers to a feeling of regret or guilt for having done something wrong or foolish?ObtainAshamedMopeStoop30s
- Q6What term refers to a deliberate action to prevent or hinder something?StrainedCognatesInhibitConflict30s
- Q7Which term refers to a prolonged state of sadness or unhappiness?ObtainMopeCognatesConflict30s
- Q8Which term refers to a tall, slender tree with long, drooping branches?MetaphorImplicationSimileWillow30s
- Q9Which term refers to a state of conflict or disagreement between parties?SimileVitalConflictHyperbole30s
- Q10What is the denotative meaning of the word 'struggle'?To feel contentTo give up easilyTo exert force, effort, or endure hardshipTo accomplish a task effortlessly30s
- Q11What literary device is used in the sentence: 'Her laughter was music to my ears'?MetaphorHyperboleImplicationSimile30s
- Q12What is the connotation of the word 'villain'?A funny or entertaining personA wicked or evil personA neutral or average personA hero or protagonist30s
- Q13What is the implied meaning of the phrase 'He has a sharp tongue'?He has a talent for tasting foodHe tends to speak harshly or criticallyHe speaks softly and kindlyHe has a physically sharp tongue30s
- Q14What is the difference between 'connotation' and 'denotation'?Connotation refers to the emotional associations of a word, while denotation refers to its cultural significance.Connotation refers to the emotional or cultural associations of a word, while denotation refers to its literal or dictionary definition.Connotation refers to the literal definition of a word, while denotation refers to its emotional associations.Connotation and denotation are two different terms for the same concept.30s
- Q15What is the definition of the word 'inhibit'?To encourage or motivateTo assist or supportTo accept or embraceTo hinder, restrain, or prevent30s