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Connotation and Denotation Review

Connotation and Denotation Review

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English

6th Grade

Easy

CCSS
L.1.6, L.9-10.5A, L.6.5C

+25

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Erin McMahon

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3 Slides • 14 Questions

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Connotation and Denotation Review

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Multiple Choice

Connotation is...

1

the dictionary definition of a word; its literal meaning.

2

the feelings attached to a word; can be positive or negative.

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Multiple Choice

Denotation is...

1

the dictionary definition of a word; its literal meaning.

2

the feelings attached to a word; can be positive or negative.

4

Identify the words with a positive connotation.

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Multiple Choice

Amelia has been a (valuable, costly) member of our organization this past year.

1

valuable

2

costly

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Multiple Choice

During that time, she has been very (helpful, overbearing) to other members of the class

1

helpful

2

overbearing

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Multiple Choice

She has (militant, strong) opinions,

1

militant

2

strong

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Multiple Choice

but she is (reasonable, passable) in her dealings with others,

1

reasonable

2

passable

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Multiple Choice

and has shown herself to be a (tyrant, leader).

1

tyrant

2

leader

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Multiple Choice

Her problem‐solving abilities are (unusual, weird) but she always solves her own problems, and helps others to solve problems too.

1

unusual

2

weird

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Identify the words with a negative connotation.

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Multiple Choice

Mary is a (easy‐going, lazy) babysitter.

1

easy-going

2

lazy

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Multiple Choice

She is (patient, disinterested),

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patient

2

disinterested

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Multiple Choice

(dour, serious)

1

dour

2

serious

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Multiple Choice

and (sarcastic, funny).

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sarcastic

2

funny

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Multiple Choice

My brother tried to explain this to my parents, but they were (skeptical, suspicious) of his motives

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skeptical

2

suspicious

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Multiple Choice

and told him that he had better(cooperate with, obey) Mary or he would be in big trouble.

1

cooperate with

2

obey

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