Denotation and Connotation QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on denotation and connotation in language! by BEEd 1-1 Bautista, Angel Ann DC. 1 What does 'denotation' refer to? a The emotional association of a word. b The literal meaning of a word. c The grammatical function of a word. d A synonym of a word. 2 Which of the following is an example of connotation? a Home means a place to live. b Home is where you sleep. c Home suggests warmth and comfort. d Home is a building. 3 What is the primary difference between denotation and connotation? a Denotation is emotional; connotation is literal. b Denotation is literal; connotation is emotional. c Denotation is a type of connotation. d Both are the same. 4 Which word has a negative connotation? a Smooth. b Sleek. c Slimy. d Polished. 5 Which of the following is a denotation of 'snake'? a A symbol of danger. b A legless reptile. c A creature that slithers. d A deceitful person. 6 Which phrase illustrates connotation? a He is clever. b He has a 'sharp' mind. c He is intelligent. d He is smart. 7 What does connotation refer to? a The word's origin. b The word's antonym. c The dictionary definition of a word. d The emotional or cultural association of a word. 8 Which of the following is a connotation of 'home'? a A physical building. b A place to sleep. c A location with a roof. d Warmth and safety. 9 Which word has a negative connotation? a Persistent. b Determined. c Strong-willed. d Stubborn. 10 Why is understanding connotation important? a It provides synonyms. b It defines grammar rules. c It simplifies vocabulary. d It helps in interpreting the tone and meaning of language.
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