A writer must be aware of connotation-

A. as opposed to denotation, which has no literary use

B. and its use in propaganda and other unpleasant things

C. in order to make the reader have an emotional reaction

D. because connotation so frequently bores or annoys readers

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Cameron Holden

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29 August, 15:46

A writer must be aware of connotation-

A. as opposed to denotation, which has no literary use

B. and its use in propaganda and other unpleasant things

C. in order to make the reader have an emotional reaction

D. because connotation so frequently bores or annoys readers

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Phillip Holloway · Answer 1

The correct answer is option C. A writer must be aware of connotation - in order to make the reader have an emotional reaction. Connotation is the opposite of denotation. Connotation is the secondary meaning of a word evoked from certain feelings or emotions, aside from its literal or dictionary meaning (denotation).

A writer must be aware of connotation-A. as opposed to denotation, which has no literary useB. and its use in propaganda and other unpleasant thingsC. in order to make the reader have an emotional reactionD. because connotation so frequently bores or annoys readers

A writer must be aware of connotation-

A. as opposed to denotation, which has no literary use

B. and its use in propaganda and other unpleasant things

C. in order to make the reader have an emotional reaction

D. because connotation so frequently bores or annoys readers