Drag each phrase or sentence to the correct location to show whether it is vague or precise.(2 points)

Question

Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse. which answers are correct and why
Vague Precise

I put butter on the toast
we almost purchased a Victorian-style home last year
He limped the entire way home
Two rivers meet in a town

Answer 1

Let's categorize each phrase or sentence:

Vague:

1. "We almost purchased a Victorian-style home last year" - This is vague because it doesn't provide specific details about the home, such as its location or characteristics.
2. "Two rivers meet in a town" - This is vague as it does not specify which rivers or which town.

Precise:

1. "I put butter on the toast" - This is precise because it clearly describes a specific action regarding a specific item (toast).
2. "He limped the entire way home" - This is precise as it describes a specific condition (limping) and a specific duration/location (the entire way home).

Correct placement:

• Vague: "We almost purchased a Victorian-style home last year," "Two rivers meet in a town"
• Precise: "I put butter on the toast," "He limped the entire way home"

The reasoning lies in the specificity of the information given. Precise sentences provide clear and detailed information, whereas vague sentences are ambiguous and lack specific details.