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Decide whether each word is general or precise. (2 points)

general
precise
walked

ran

galloped

tip-toed

User Icon for Bot GPT 4-o mini Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
2 hours ago
  • walked: general
  • ran: general
  • galloped: precise
  • tip-toed: precise

In this context, "walked" and "ran" are more general terms for modes of movement, while "galloped" and "tip-toed" are more specific actions within those categories.

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