What is the difference between vividness and metaphorical language? Provide examples to illustrate your answer
What will be an ideal response?
Vividness creates active, direct and fresh language that brings a sense of excitement, urgency, and forcefulness to a message. Metaphorical language refers to speech that uses words or phrases to
relate one object or idea to another object or idea that are not usually linked together. Examples will
vary.
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We are more likely to apologize to people we barely know than we are to those with whom we
share an intimate relationship. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
An illustration is
A) a brief distance that provides the bare facts. B) a detailed and vivid picture or narrative. C) a comparison between two things of different categories. D) a comparison between tow things of the same category.
Which of the following was the first truly national magazine with a large circulation published in the United States?
A. Atlantic Monthly B. New Republic C. The New Yorker D. The Saturday Evening Post