Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Connotative Words

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between connotative words and denotative words?

• A)Connotative words reveal the speaker's or writer's qualitative judgment, whereas denotative words do not reveal the speaker's or writer's qualitative judgment.
• B)Denotative words involve messages that are implied, whereas connotative words involve messages that are explicit.
• C) Denotative words are interpreted based on the context, whereas connotative words are not interpreted based on the context.
• D) Connotative words distract the receiver from paying attention to the statements that precede, whereas denotative words distract the receiver from paying attention to the statements that follow.

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Definitions:

Observable Culture

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Oral Histories

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Spiritual Organizational Culture

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Meaningful Purpose

An underlying intention or goal that provides significance and direction to an individual's or organization's actions.