Question

1. Which of the following is the connotation of a word?
2. Which of the following is the denotation of a word?
3. Which of the following explains what the words carefree and untroubled have in common?
4. Which of the following explains what the words carefree and untroubled have in common?
5. Which of the following explains what the words carefree and untroubled have in common?

Answer 1

I already did the quick check. Just wanted to post the answers to help anyone else out.

1. the feeling a word suggest
2. its literal meaning
3. similar denotations
4. unresolved
5. neutral

Answer 2

The last 2 questions are wrote wrong but the answers are right thanks!

Answer 3

what are the right answers plz i have an f and i have to get it up

Answer 4

Helppppppp i dont wanna fail anymoreeeeeee

Answer 5

the last three a written wrong and i dunno what to put

Answer 6

The last three are easy to figure out as long as you know what each of the words mean. So just look up the definition if you don't know.

Answer 7

HOTTMESSMOM IS RIGHT

Answer 8

I got all but one wrong here are the real answers
1. The feelings suggested by a word.
2. A more imaginative meaning of a word.
3.an obvious exaggeration.
4. an implied comparison without using like or as
5. A comparison between two unlike things using like or as

Answer 9

hey guys! Here are the right answers M was right too!
1.the feeling suggested by a word
2.a more imaginative meaning of a word
3.an obvious exaggeration
4.an implied comparison without using like or as
5.a comparison between two unlike things using like or as
😄💅

Answer 10

your welcome is right

Answer 11

HottMessMom is correct for Lesson 9: Connotations vs. Denotations Quick Check

Answer 12

Bro I don't even have half of the answers these people be giving

Answer 13

Same boi like im so confused

Answer 14

Lesson 15: Figurative and Connotative Meaning Quick Check
23.0120002 Language Arts 7 B Unit 4: Reading Literary Text
@YOUR WELCOME was so right !!!! TYSM
hey guys! Here are the right answers M was right too!
1.the feeling suggested by a word
2.a more imaginative meaning of a word
3.an obvious exaggeration
4.an implied comparison without using like or as
5.a comparison between two unlike things using like or as

i got 100%

Answer 15

fbi is correct!!

Answer 16

if you are in the 7th HottMessMom his right 8th M is right

Answer 17

For those taking the Connotation vs. Denotations Quick check the answers for you are:
1. the feeling a word suggest
2. its literal meaning
3. similar denotations
4. unresolved
5. neutral

For those taking the Figurative and Connotative Meaning Quick Check
Your answers are:
1. The feelings suggested by a word.
2. A more imaginative meaning of a word.
3.an obvious exaggeration.
4. an implied comparison without using like or as
5. A comparison between two unlike things using like or as

You're welcome

Answer 18

nice i got the answers ty
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Answer 19

Lesson 9: Connotations vs. Denotations Quick Check
Language Arts 7 B Unit 6: Language and Style connexus answers
1.Which of the following is the connotation of a word?-the feelings a word suggests
2.Which of the following is the denotation of a word?-its literal meaning
3.Which of the following explains what the words carefree and untroubled have in common?-similar denotation
4.Which synonym for outstanding has a negative connotation?-unresolved
5.If a word does not evoke any feelings, which type of connotation does it have?-neutral
hope this helped!

Answer 20

If your doing connotations vs. Denotations quick check then hott mess is the one who is right and the other one is probably not related to it

Answer 21

100%
my real name is Addison


Following Look* bye

Answer 22

OMG thank you so much @hi I got a 100%

Answer 23

Thank you @hi

Answer 24

im telling ms juniel and the other teachers of u guys they can see into any of ur windows open when connexus is open so they know yall cheatin

Answer 25

snitch this isnt cheatin i use this to check answers

Answer 26

LMAOOOO i dont think the teachers can do that unless you show your screen

Answer 27

found you again

Answer 28

@Snitch, first of all, your cheating too. Because why would you be here, perhaps to look at the answers? Or maybe to what, just snitch on people? Please go do something better in life, other than snitching, and that word is so cliche, so stop using it!

Answer 29

I love you snitches get stiches!
Thank you for all you do!

Answer 30

your welcome

I know I'm right peridot

Answer 31

you people on this site telling others to stop cheating and follow the Jiskha's so called "rules" why are you looking up the answers if your just gonna tell us to stop plus Jiskha was made for people to get help some kids can't think properly and need a little extra help, no one's gonna listen to you so it's pointless to continue telling everyone to stop. Have a great day and stay safe.

-SomeoneNotImportant

Answer 32

1.the feeling suggested by a word
2.a more imaginative meaning of a word
3.an obvious exaggeration
4.an implied comparison without using like or as
5.a comparison between two unlike things using like or as

STAY SAFE EVERYONE 😃

Answer 33

1.the feelings suggested by a word
2.a more imaginative meaning of a word
3.an obvious exaggeration
4.an implied comparison without using like or as
5.a comparison between two unlike things like or as

5/5

Answer 34

@hi ty so much i got 100% have a good day and yes

Answer 35

The best part is....your anwsers are diffrent from mine for the connotative meanings qc
WHYYYYY

Answer 36

word connotation quick check

1.Which word has a similar meaning but a more neutral connotation than the word noisy?(1 point)

active



loud

quiet


powerful

2.Which option describes a neutral connotation?(1 point)
a good feeling associated with a word

a feeling associated with a word that is opposite of its meaning


a feeling associated with a word that is neither good or bad

a bad feeling associated with a word

3.Which word has a similar meaning but a more neutral connotation than the word noisy?(1 point)

active


loud


quiet


powerful

4.Which term describes an implied or suggested meaning of a word that is different than its literal meaning?(1 point)

denotation


context


connotation


negative

whats the answers for those?

Answer 37

Which word has a similar meaning but more neutral connotation than the word noisy? really need help on this one

Answer 38

1. B- The feelings a word suggest
2. D- Its literal meaning
3. C- They each have a positive connotation
4. B- Unresolved
5. B- Neutral
I took the assignment and got 100 those are the answers but the teachers have switched up the answers i think for everyone but those answers are for UNIT 6 LESSON 5 CONNOTATIONS VS. DENOTATIONS .

Answer 39

thx alexia you helped me get a 100%

Answer 40

Heres the answers for unit 6 lesson 5

1 the feelings a word suggests
2 its literal meaning
3 they have a positive connotation
4 unresolved
5 neutral

Answer 41

@grunge kid thanks you got me an 100%

Answer 42

@Grunge kid is correct still (Connotations vs. Denotations quick check)
1. B. The feeling a word suggest
2. C. Its literal meaning
3. B. They each have a positive connotation
4. C. unresolved
5. D. neutral

Answer 43

crunckyrollypoll , is wrong i got an 0% my grade was B now down smh

Answer 44

Camilo You must have different questions bc its right for me

Answer 45

Alexia Smith is correct...

Answer 46

The real answers are

1. The feelings a word sugggest
2. It's litterall meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral

Answer 47

ELA Lesson 6.5
Connotations vs. Denotations
1. The feelings a word suggest
2. Its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral

Answer 48

Coming from the sakicane person you kind of got really confusing when you got to number three on the first one you tried to solve you didn't put the right words down and many people got confused.

Answer 49

1. The feeling a word suggest
2. Its literal meaning
3. Each have a positive connotation
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral
100% for Connexus

Answer 50

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Answer 51

Hey, Snitch. I see you haven't been roasted, not yet? That's fun. Let's start with your name, shall we? Snitch, why is that familiar? Maybe because it doesn't just refer to telling on someone, it's the name of something. Now, to clear things up, does your name say, "You can't catch me! I'm on this site! And when I tell the teachers, I'll get in trouble too! Because that means that I've been on this site too!" Gee, you are a genius. SoNotIntoTheCiriculumHa. There's your name, I hope you are proud of it. Its pretty S-T-U-P-I-D! Thanks,
Killer

Answer 52

what is this ^

Answer 53

If you're on connexus 3 is They each have a positive connotation

Answer 54

"Killer" is cringe.

Answer 55

1. talked
2. stomped
3. waltzed
4. tone

Answer 56

Bro there is no freaking answer that says same denotation what are y'all talking about

Answer 57

just gonna clear the answers up, for Connotations vs. Denotations, its
Which of the following is the connotation of a word?
Answer : The feelings a word suggests.
Which of the following is the denotation of a word?
Answer : Its literal meaning.
The word "carefree" and "untroubled" are related in their denotation. Which choice explains their connotation?
Answer : They each have a positive connotation.
Which synonym for outstanding has a negative connotation?
Answer : Unresolved.
If a word does not evoke any feelings, which type of connotation does it have?
Answer : Neutral.

These are all right I promise I just checked my answers.

Answer 58

For those taking the Connotation vs. Denotations Quick
1. the feelings a word suggests
2. its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation.
4. unresolved
5. neutral

Answer 59

This my test answers for me
1. The feelings a word suggests
2. Its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral
I got a 100%

Answer 60

Thanks, Alexia is 100% correct but refrain from using your real name!!

Answer 61

Thanks! Cupid!

Answer 62

all of these are now wrong in connexus ugh i failed

Answer 63

CONNEXUS STUDENTS WORD CONNOTATIONS ONLY

1. The dictionary definition of a word
2. A Feeling associated with a word that is neither good or bad
3. Loud
4. Connotation
I GOT 100%

Answer 64

1.the feelings a word suggests
2.its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation.
4. unresolved
5.neutral
they change number 3.

Answer 65

im confused im taking Connotations vs. Denotations Quick Check and number 3 is different from what everyone is saying the question is

The words "carefree" and "untroubled" are related in their denotation. Which choice explains their connotation?(1 point)
Responses

They each have a neutral connotation.

One has a positive and the other a negative connotation.

They each have a positive connotation.


They each have a negative connotation.

Answer 66

if your question is
The words "carefree" and "untroubled" are related in their denotation. Which choice explains their connotation?
the answer is They each have a positive connotation.

Answer 67

For those of you in 2023 with new questions heres the answers
1 confident
2 the literal meaning of a word
3 expect the unexpected
4 a direct comparison that does not use like or as
5 personification

Answer 68

tysm @Alexia Smith 100%

Answer 69

Alexia Smith is right for 2023!!

Answer 70

alexia is 100% right bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

Answer 71

1. the feelings a word suggests
2. its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation.
4. unresolved
5. neutral

Connotations vs. Denotations Quick Check

Answer 72

Hi HottMessMom how old are you

Answer 73

Because you sound like someone I could like and be in love with

Answer 74

and are you a girl or

Answer 75

Dream is correct for 2023!!! I got 100%

Answer 76

YOUR WELCOME IS RIGHT !!

Answer 77

These were my answers

1. The feeling a word suggests
2. It's literal meaning
3. They each have a positive meaning
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral

Answer 78

@grunge kid is wrong on number 3 its: They each have a negative connotation

Answer 79

Tysm (Your Local Helper) and everyone else that had the same answers as they did.

Discord: French Toast#4676
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Answer 80

Some people don't have the same answers I had sooo here ya go
1. The feelings a word suggests
2. Its literal meaning
3. They each have a positive connotation
4. Unresolved
5. Neutral

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Answer 81

how tf did i miss two people in my grade who were right here-
yall if you're in the 2022-2023 school year, add me on discordddd
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