A Heavy Use of Long Words Should Be Avoided As

question 56

Multiple Choice

A heavy use of long words should be avoided as:

• A) they tend to be familiar words.
• B) they tend to be concrete words.
• C) they leave an impression of difficulty.
• D) they are not stiff and precise.
• E) they do not vary widely in their connotations.

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Definitions:

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Freedom of Expression

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