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Connotation and Word Choice
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Which word has a more negative connotation?
thin
skinny
lean
fit
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In describing someone's voice, which word has the most positive connotation?
melodious
noisy
loud
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Which word could be used to describe a curious child with a positive connotation?
nosy
meddling
inquisitive
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Fill in the blank with a word that has a positive connotation: She manages her money well and sticks to a strict budget. She is _______.
cheap
stingy
economical
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Which word has the most positive connotation when describing someone's living space?
residence
home
shack
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Which word could be used to describe someone with a positive connotation?
boring
uninteresting
mature
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When describing an old car that still works well, which word has the most positive meaning?
classic
old
decrepit
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Fill in the blank with a word that has a positive connotation: He is very confident and stands up for himself. He is very __________.
assertive
pushy
aggressive
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Which word has a more positive connotation?
childish
youthful
immature
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Which word would best describe a positive character trait in a story?
unique
unusual
strange
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In describing a successful project, which word shows the most enthusiasm?
accomplished
over with
finished
done
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Which word could be used to positively describe someone who is brave and takes risks?
impulsive
reckless
fearless
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Which word has a more negative connotation?
stubborn
hardworking
determined
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In the sentence "The teacher _ at the student's creative story," which word best shows approval?
stared
looked
beamed
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Choose the word with the most positive connotation: She is proud of her work and knows that she did a good job. She is very ______.
confident
cocky
aggressive
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Which word could you choose to describe a neighborhood that you were trying to convince someone to move to?
district
community
zone
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