The word "explicit" means "unambiguous."
What does the word explicit mean?(1 point)
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unambiguous
unambiguous
implied
implied
reliable
reliable
relevant
11 answers
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to verify the accuracy of their understanding of the text
to verify the accuracy of their understanding of the text
to defend their opinion about the importance of reading literature
to defend their opinion about the importance of reading literature
to support their ideas about what makes a text memorable
to support their ideas about what makes a text memorable
to show they have researched the historical background of the text
to show they have researched the historical background of the text
to determine whether the text’s narrator is reliable
The two correct answers are:
- to verify the accuracy of their understanding of the text
- to determine whether the text’s narrator is reliable
Responses
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
a stated detail used to develop a character
a stated detail used to develop a character
information that is directly stated
information that is directly stated
information that supports an idea or analysis
The answer choice that accurately defines the meaning of the word "inference" is:
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning.
Responses
to create effects such as suspense, tension, or humor
to create effects such as suspense, tension, or humor
to tell the story from a credible point of view
to tell the story from a credible point of view
to provide the reader with only explicit details
to provide the reader with only explicit details
to provide the reader with a clear moral to the story
An author would write a story with an unreliable narrator to create effects such as suspense, tension, or humor.
Responses
details that are clearly and directly stated
details that are clearly and directly stated
details that are explained by a reliable narrator
details that are explained by a reliable narrator
details that do not require a reader to make inferences
details that do not require a reader to make inferences
details that require a reader to fill in the gaps
Implicit details in a literary text are details that require a reader to fill in the gaps.
I apologize for any confusion. However, in the context of the definition of implicit details in a literary text, the correct choice is typically understood as details that require a reader to fill in the gaps. This distinction highlights that implicit details are not directly stated and rely on the reader's interpretation or inference.
If you meant to indicate that all the provided options could be construed as correct in a broader context, please clarify, and I'll be happy to discuss further!