
Formal definition in writing
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- Q1What is a formal definition in writing?A precise and concise explanation of a term or concept using specific language and established criteria.A detailed personal experience with a term or conceptAn opinion about a term or conceptA stream of consciousness about a topic30s
- Q2What is the purpose of a formal definition in writing?To provide a clear and unambiguous explanation of a term or concept.To express personal feelings and opinions about a term or conceptTo entertain the readerTo confuse the reader with complex language30s
- Q3What is a common format used for presenting formal definitions in writing?A narrative story that illustrates the term or concept being definedA list of synonyms for the term or concept being definedSeveral paragraphs of detailed explanationA single sentence that presents the term or concept being defined, followed by a statement that clarifies its meaning.30s
- Q4What makes a definition 'formal' in writing?Omitting criteria from the explanation of the term or conceptUsing specific language and established criteria to provide a precise and concise explanation of a term or concept.Using complex language to confuse the readerIncluding informal language and personal anecdotes30s
- Q5What are some characteristics of a formal definition in writing?It is vague and impreciseIt is precise, concise, objective, and uses specific language and established criteria.It is long, rambling, and subjectiveIt includes personal anecdotes and opinions30s
- Q6
Which is NOT a part of a formal definition?
term
meaning
class
characteristic
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