Question
Read the two sentences
The soldier was “resolute” in battle.
The soldier was “stubborn” in battle.
Which best explains the nuance between these connotations?
A.
Both words mean “determined,” but “resolute” conveys admiration, while “stubborn” suggests inflexibility and criticism.
B.
“Resolute” and “stubborn” are exact synonyms and interchangeable.
C.
“Stubborn” suggests confidence, while “resolute” suggests arrogance.
D.
Both words share the same neutral effect on the reader.
The soldier was “resolute” in battle.
The soldier was “stubborn” in battle.
Which best explains the nuance between these connotations?
A.
Both words mean “determined,” but “resolute” conveys admiration, while “stubborn” suggests inflexibility and criticism.
B.
“Resolute” and “stubborn” are exact synonyms and interchangeable.
C.
“Stubborn” suggests confidence, while “resolute” suggests arrogance.
D.
Both words share the same neutral effect on the reader.
Answers
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A. Both words mean “determined,” but “resolute” conveys admiration, while “stubborn” suggests inflexibility and criticism.
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