Which sentence most clearly describes diction?A.Samantha's tone was obvious when I spoke to her on the phone.B.Dividing the novel into volumes makes it more publishable.C.Each argument was supported by a mountain of evidence.D.The author carefully avoids using words that are too high level.

What level of diction is typically found in scholarly works and speeches? aFormal bStandard cInformal dPracticed

Select the correct answer.Which description best defines diction? A. the word choice of an author B. the grammar of a text C. the use of rhyme D. the definition of new words

Diction*1 pointis a term used to describe the study of poetic devicesrefers to the arrangement of words in a sentenceis a device used which compares two diametrically opposed thingsrefers to the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing

Which sentence best describes the diction of a piece of writing?A.The writer starts to present good points but then includes several logical fallacies.B.The author describes the game as a "disaster," which feels like an exaggeration.C.The purpose, audience, and organization are all clear in the speech from the start.D.The poet focuses on the major concerns of her time: war and loss of innocence.

The Diction exercises will help one learn how to ______________ clearly.*