Which sentence most clearly describes diction?

A. The writer keeps using big, fancy words instead of accurate ones.

B. Learning a new language requires you to become immersed in it.

C. Samantha's tone was obvious when I spoke to her on the phone.

D. A persuasive appeal can be made in either a novel or an essay.

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Fiona Carrillo

22 January, 08:07

Which sentence most clearly describes diction?

A. The writer keeps using big, fancy words instead of accurate ones.

B. Learning a new language requires you to become immersed in it.

C. Samantha's tone was obvious when I spoke to her on the phone.

D. A persuasive appeal can be made in either a novel or an essay.

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Answers (2)

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Dulce Nolan · Answer 1

The writer keeps using big, fancy words instead of accurate ones.

Kenneth Lam · Answer 2

A. The writer keeps using big, fancy words instead of accurate ones.

Explanation:

The definition of diction is: "the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing."

It is also is the way a person articulates and pronounces the words of a language. In writing, diction is represented by choice of words, which fits option A.