Here are potential positive and negative connotation words for each condition:
Condition Positive Connotation Negative Connotation
1. Overweight Curvy, full-figured Fat
2. Short Compact, petite Short
3. Not smart Quirky, creative Dumb
4. Unattractive Unique, natural Ugly
5. Non-athletic Fit, active Clumsy
6. Self-focused Confident, self-aware Selfish
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1. Place the saddle pad high on the horse's withers to provide cushioning and slide it back slightly.
2. Lift the western saddle and place it squarely on the horse's back, adjusting it until properly positioned.
3. Secure the cinch strap around the horse's belly and tighten it snugly using a cinch stick. Check that you can fit only two fingers between the strap and the horse.
4. Ensure the stirrup leathers are threaded correctly and hanging on the proper sides, then buckle the stirrups for riding.
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- The problem of directly pointing to what a word like "bird" refers to, as no single example fully captures it.
- Ideational accounts that words refer to mental ideas or images, but these run into issues of being too general.
- Direct reference accounts that words simply refer to the sets of objects they apply to, but this cannot explain meaningful words that have no referents, like "unicorn".
- The distinction between denotation (what is referred to) and connotation/intension (properties implied), which
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The document provides information about the post-apocalyptic/dystopian genre and discusses Ray Bradbury's short story "There Will Come Soft Rains". It includes discussion questions about the conventions of the genre. Historical context is provided about the time period when the story was written. The document examines themes of man vs. nature in the story and how the author creates a sense of unease. Students are prompted to analyze quotes from the story and relate it back to the genre.
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1. Place the saddle pad high on the horse's withers to provide cushioning and slide it back slightly.
2. Lift the western saddle and place it squarely on the horse's back, adjusting it until properly positioned.
3. Secure the cinch strap around the horse's belly and tighten it snugly using a cinch stick. Check that you can fit only two fingers between the strap and the horse.
4. Ensure the stirrup leathers are threaded correctly and hanging on the proper sides, then buckle the stirrups for riding.
The document provides information about Ray Bradbury's short story "There Will Come Soft Rains". It begins with background context on the story, noting it was written in 1950 just years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The document then examines elements of the story, including quotes and discussing how the theme of man vs. nature is explored. It provides discussion questions and an essay prompt analyzing how Bradbury creates a sense of unease in the story.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in linguistics related to how words relate to things in the real world. It discusses several perspectives on this topic, including:
- The problem of directly pointing to what a word like "bird" refers to, as no single example fully captures it.
- Ideational accounts that words refer to mental ideas or images, but these run into issues of being too general.
- Direct reference accounts that words simply refer to the sets of objects they apply to, but this cannot explain meaningful words that have no referents, like "unicorn".
- The distinction between denotation (what is referred to) and connotation/intension (properties implied), which
Literary devices are techniques used in writing to convey ideas or feelings beyond the literal meaning of the words. Some common figures of speech include similes, metaphors, personification, puns, synecdoche, hyperbole, alliteration, allusions, irony, onomatopoeia, oxymorons, and paradoxes. Similes directly compare two unlike things using like or as, while metaphors make comparisons without using like or as. Personification attributes human traits to non-human things. Puns use multiple meanings of words for humor.
This document provides an overview of the challenges involved in writing an essay on domestic violence. It notes that the topic is sensitive and requires a thoughtful, well-researched approach to address its complexities. It is difficult to present information in both an informative and compassionate way, while also navigating legal, social, cultural and gender-related dimensions. Additionally, the essay should discuss preventive measures, support systems, initiatives to combat violence, and analyze existing policies and solutions. Maintaining an objective tone while conveying the gravity of the issue demands emotional intelligence and skill. Thorough research and sensitivity are crucial for handling this multifaceted topic appropriately.
The document discusses various style concerns related to using a personal voice in writing. It states that a personal voice does not require using first person pronouns or being informal, but rather means using natural language. The document provides examples of passages with and without a personal voice. It also discusses using quotations, paraphrasing, and summarizing and the differences between those techniques.
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1. Create an account with a password and email.
2. Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, deadline, and sample work.
3. Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications.
4. Review the completed paper and authorize payment or request revisions.
5. Request multiple revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
Here is a 3 line, 4 stanza poem with examples of the requested sound devices:
The Wind's Whispers
The wispy wind whispers through waving willows,
Willow branches brushing in a breezy ballet.
Whistling winds wander the woodland at will now.
Howling gusts gather great force as they flee,
Gusts growling gales grab grasses in green.
Ground groans as gusts grow ever more greedy.
Pattering precipitation plinks on pine planks,
Pitter pattering pine needles pleasantly play.
Plashing pools pull pondering poets' pranks.
Thunder rumbles in the
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This document provides information about using context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words. It defines context clues as words in a text that can help the reader understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word. It then lists and provides examples of different types of context clues, such as definitions, examples, comparisons, descriptions. The document encourages readers to use these clues like detectives to solve mysteries. It also discusses using word parts like prefixes and suffixes to determine a word's meaning. Finally, it provides a practice activity for readers to apply their skills in using context clues.
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The document provides instructions for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net in 5 steps:
1. Create an account with a password and email.
2. Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, deadline, and sample work.
3. Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications.
4. Review the completed paper and authorize payment or request revisions.
5. Request multiple revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
Here is a 3 line, 4 stanza poem with examples of the requested sound devices:
The Wind's Whispers
The wispy wind whispers through waving willows,
Willow branches brushing in a breezy ballet.
Whistling winds wander the woodland at will now.
Howling gusts gather great force as they flee,
Gusts growling gales grab grasses in green.
Ground groans as gusts grow ever more greedy.
Pattering precipitation plinks on pine planks,
Pitter pattering pine needles pleasantly play.
Plashing pools pull pondering poets' pranks.
Thunder rumbles in the
The document discusses various style and voice concerns in writing, including the appropriate use of first and third person pronouns, formality versus informality, and ensuring one's writing reflects a natural personal voice. It provides examples of passages that effectively or ineffectively demonstrate these qualities. The document also briefly covers topics like quoting, paraphrasing, summarizing information from sources, and using punctuation correctly with quotations.
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This document provides examples and explanations of different types of context clues that can help readers determine the meaning of unknown words. It discusses context clues like definition, restatement, contrast, comparison, example, list or series, cause and effect, and description or inference. It also notes that looking at word parts like prefixes, suffixes, and roots can provide clues. The document encourages readers to use the context clues in sentences to make educated guesses about word meanings.
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The document provides instructions for requesting and completing an assignment writing request on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with the option of a full refund for plagiarized work.
This document provides an English lesson on analyzing sound devices and figurative language in poems. It begins with defining different sound devices like onomatopoeia, alliteration, assonance and consonance. Students are then asked to identify examples of these devices in poems. Next, it discusses figurative language such as similes, metaphors and personification. Students practice identifying these in sentences. The last part covers idiomatic expressions, with students inferring the meanings from context clues in a poem and sentences. The purpose is to help students understand and analyze linguistic elements in poems.
The document provides steps for creating an account and submitting an assignment request on the website HelpWriting.net. It describes completing an order form, choosing a writer based on their bid, qualifications and reviews, placing a deposit, and reviewing the completed paper. It notes the website offers free revisions and stands by its promise of original, high-quality content with refunds for plagiarism.
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3. Connotation and Denotation
Connotation is
the emotional and
imaginative
association
surrounding a
word.
Denotation is the
strict dictionary
meaning of a
word.
4. “You may live in a house, but we
live in a home.”
If you were to look
up the words house
and home in a
dictionary, you
would find that both
words have
approximately the
same meaning- "a
dwelling place."
However, the
speaker in the
sentence above
suggests that home
has an additional
meaning.
house
home
5. Connotation and denotation
Aside from the strict
dictionary definition,
or denotation, many
people associate such
things as comfort,
love, security, or
privacy with a home
but do not necessarily
make the same
associations with a
house.
love
securit
y
comfort
privacy
securit
y
HOME
6. Questions to brainstorm….
What is the first thing
that comes to your
mind when you think
of:
a home?
of a house?
Why do you think that
real-estate advertisers
use the word home
more frequently than
house?
7. Connotation
The various feelings,
images, and
memories that
surround a word make
up its connotation.
Although both house
and home have the
same denotation, or
dictionary meaning,
home also has many
connotations
Connotation
memories
feelings
images
8. “I know what you said, but what did you
mean?”
A word's denotation
is its literal definition.
For example:
Snake: a limbless
reptile with a long,
scaly body
A word's connotation
is all the association
we have with it. For
example:
"Snake in the grass,"
the biblical serpent,
the danger of
poisonous snakes,
our own fear of
snakes or a
malevolent (evil, bad)
person might be
called "a real snake"
9. Who is hearing the word?
Connotation can
depend on the person
who hears the word
and brings his or her
own associations to it.
* A plumber might
immediately think of a
plumbing tool called a
snake.
*A biologist might
think of the rare Indigo
Snake he felt lucky to
see the past
weekend.
10. Shades of meaning…
Some words, though, have shades of meaning
that are commonly recognized.
While "serpent" is literally a snake, the word
"serpent" is usually associated with evil.
In today's society, "politician" has somewhat
negative associations, while "statesman" sounds
more positive.
11. Use it in a sentence.
You will answer ten questions while viewing the
upcoming slides.
Read the following sentences.
Annette was surprised.
Annette was amazed.
Annette was astonished.
1. What is the general meaning of each of the
three sentences about Annette? Do the words
surprised, amazed, and astonished have
approximately the same denotation?
12. Use it in a sentence.
2. What additional meanings are suggested by
astonish? Would one be more likely to be
surprised or astonished at seeing a ghost?
“I was surprised to
see a ghost.”
“I was amazed to see
a ghost.”
“I was astonished to
see a ghost.”
13. Compare some words.
Write these examples in your daybook along with
your answers
3. Which word in each pair below has the more
favorable connotation to you?
thrifty-penny-pinching
pushy-aggressive
politician-statesman
chef-cook
slender-skinny
14. Read it in text.
Since everyone reacts
emotionally to certain
words, writers often
deliberately select
words that they think
will influence your
reactions and appeal
to your emotions.
Read the dictionary
definition below.
cock roach (kok'
roch'), n. any of an
order of nocturnal
insects, usually brown
with flattened oval
bodies, some species
of which are
household pests
inhabiting kitchens,
areas around water
pipes, etc. [Spanish
cucaracha]
15. A cockroach?
4. What does the
word cockroach
mean to you?
5. Is a cockroach
merely an insect or
is it also a
household nuisance
and a disgusting
creature?
See what meanings
poets Wild and
Morley find in
roaches in the
following poems.
16. Roaches
Last night when I got up
to let the dog out I spied
a cockroach in the bathroom
crouched flat on the cool
porcelain,
delicate
antennae probing the toothpaste cap
and feasting himself on a gob
of it in the bowl:
I killed him with one unprofessional
blow,
scattering arms and legs
and half his body in the sink...
breeding quickly and without design,
laboring up drainpipes through filth
to the light;
I read once they are among
the most antediluvian of creatures,
surviving everything, and in more
primitive times
thrived to the size of your hand...
yet when sinking asleep
or craning at the stars,
I can feel their light feet
probing in my veins,
their whiskers nibbling
the insides of my toes;
and neck arched,
feel their patient scrambling
up the dark tubes of my throat.
---Peter Wild
I would have no truck with
roaches,
crouched like lions in the ledges
of sewers
their black eyes in the darkness
17. from Nursery Rhymes for the
Tender-hearted
Scuttle, scuttle, little roach-
How you run when I approach:
Up above the pantry shelf
Hastening to secrete yourself.
Most adventurous of vermin,
How I wish I could determine
How you spend your hours of
ease,
Perhaps reclining on the cheese.
Cook has gone, and all is dark-
Then the kitchen is your park;
In the garbage heap that she
leaves
Do you browse among the tea
leaves?
How delightful to suspect
All the places you have
trekked:
Does your long antenna whisk
its
Gentle tip across the biscuits?
Do you linger, little soul,
Drowsing in our sugar bowl?
Or, abandonment most utter,
Shake a shimmy on the butter?
Do you chant your simple
tunes
Swimming in the baby's
prunes?
Then, when dawn comes, do
you slink
Homeward to the kitchen sink?
Timid roach, why be so shy?
We are brothers, thou and I,
--Christopher
Morley
18. Reading into the poems…
Reread the dictionary
definition.
cock roach (kok'
roch'), n. any of an
order of nocturnal
insects, usually brown
with flattened oval
bodies, some species
of which are
household pests
inhabiting kitchens,
areas around water
pipes, etc.
6. Which of the
denotative
characteristics of a
cockroach do both
poets include in the
poems?
19. Reading into the poems…
7. What
characteristics
does Wild give his
roaches that are
not in the
dictionary
definition?
8. What additional
characteristics
does Morley give
to roaches?
20. Reading into the poems…
In each poem, the
insect acquires
meaning beyond its
dictionary definition.
Both poets lead us
away from a literal
view of roaches to a
nonliteral one.
9. Which poet
succeeds in
giving roaches
favorable
connotations?
10. Which poet
comes closer to
expressing your
own feelings
about roaches?
21. More practice…..
Directions: For these conditions, first think of a word
with a positive connotation, and then think of a word
with a negative connotation.
Condition Positive Connotation Negative
Connotation
1. Overweight
2. Short
3. Not smart
4. Unattractive
5. Non-athletic
6. Self-focused
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