When a person uses phrases such as "Can't complain," "Pretty good," and "Not bad," the person is using:
A. slang.
B. multiple meanings.
C. jargon.
D. ambiguities.
Answer: D
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a. arbitrary code b. symbolic code c. intrinsic code d. iconic code
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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