Which line from a political speech best illustrates a politician's use of connotative associations?

a. this legislation increases services for members of the military.

b. this legislation yields higher rates of return on investment for this group.

c. this legislation means a 4 percent increase in capital profit yields.

d. this legislation results in freedom for the noble troops who serve our country.

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Ean Serrano

Social Studies

19 June, 04:48

Which line from a political speech best illustrates a politician's use of connotative associations?

a. this legislation increases services for members of the military.

b. this legislation yields higher rates of return on investment for this group.

c. this legislation means a 4 percent increase in capital profit yields.

d. this legislation results in freedom for the noble troops who serve our country.

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Baron Reid · Answer 1

The statement that best illustrates the use of connotative associations would be " this legislation results in freedom for the noble troops who serve our country." Connotation, as defined, does not use the literal meaning of the word as described by the dictionary. It mainly associates with the emotional aspect of the word.