Understanding Connotative Meanings - Quiz - Level H
Question 4
In "Welcome to 'Rise of the Kn...
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Understanding Connotative Meanings - Quiz - Level H
Question 4
In "Welcome to 'Rise of the Knights," which of these
words from paragraph 3 has a positive connotation?
eerie
distinctive
lonely
deserted
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