what is a positive slant language?
1. what is a positive slant language?
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Most language in one way or another expresses an opinion as well as communicating fact. Language only becomes "slanted" (deviating from the upright) when it is deceptive or manipulative rather than persuasive.
2. What is positive slanted language
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to distort (information) by rendering it unfaithfully or incompletely, especially in order to reflect a particular viewpoint: He slanted the news story to discredit the Administration
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3. what is positive and negative slanted language?
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The use of a highly connotative word or phrase to name or describe a subject or action
4. slanted language example
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english
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becose anyone can speak english but not to all
5. “My best friend is fat.” (Make this a positive slant)
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because he is eating a lot of food
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6. what is an example of slanted language?
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*didnt have the guts tp fight back*
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"Didn't have the guts to fight back"
7. A positive test using simmons citrate agar slants showing alkaline
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When Simmons Citrate agar is inoculated with Salmonella typhimurium , the medium turns royal blue. This is a positive result for the citrate test. When Simmons Citrate agar is inoculated with Escherichia coli , the medium remains green. This is a negative result for the citrate test.
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8. what is negative slant language
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I'd like to know the meaning of this phrase "negative slant" as used in this sentence, "If an evil main character wins out over some force of nature, then the story theme will have a negative slant."
9. Give 3 possitive slant language
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The definition of a slant is an incline or a point of view. An example of a slant is an upward slope. An example of a slant is a conservative editorial approach in a newspaper. To give a direction other than perpendicular or horizontal to; make diagonal; cause to slope.
Negative language is non-communication.
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10. Is slanted language capable of shifting people’s opinions on certain topics? Support your answers.
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The choosing of our words has an effect on how people perceive things. Such forms of speech like euphemisms, idioms, and slanted language changes the way people see something. Take for example, when people sugarcoat what they are saying instead of calling a spade a spade. A concrete example is when CNN labeled a known controversial president as "strongman", the views of the supporters were dignified because they thought that "strongman" is an idealistic character. In fact, that nomenclature actually means the same as a tyrant or a dictator. They changed it from a dictator because the former word sounds offensive and degrading.
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11. specimens of serve using a microscope is in what positiona .Invertedb .Tiltedc. Slantingd. twisted
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c.slantingExplanation:
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12. 2. Put the mirror into the water inside the glass at a slant position so that it leans against theside of the glass
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if you use flashlight on it, it might create a rainbow
If you use flashlight on it its looks amazing13. what is slanted language?
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Its the use of language to state your positive/ negative opinions about the subject of your statement instead of being neutral.
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Its the use of language to state your positive/ negative opinions about the subject of your statement instead of being neutral
14. This planting method drive the spade into the ground in slanting position, on a certain angle about 50 degrees.
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15. A positive slope where line slants up from left to right. true or false
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True
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because a line that slants up from left to right has a positive slope.
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16. A.11. What letter styles are done in slanting position?A. Text or old English letters B. Roman Letters C. Italic lettersD.Gothic letters
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D
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17. if the line is slanted to the left the slope is?A.neitherB.negativeC.both positive and negativeD.positive
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B. Negative
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18. what is a negative slant language
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I'd like to know the meaning of this phrase "negative slant" as used in this sentence, "If an evil main character wins out over some force of nature, then the story theme will have a negative slant."
19. What is a negative slant language
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I'd like to know the meaning of this phrase "negative slant" as used in this sentence, "If an evil main character wins out over some force of nature, then the story theme will have a negative slant."
20. what is a negative slant language?
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Most language in one way or another expresses an opinion as well as communicating fact. Language only becomes "slanted" (deviating from the upright) when it is deceptive or manipulative rather than persuasive.
21. it is the position or slant toward an author shapes information
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Bias/Perspective
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the position or slant toward which an author shapes information.
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22. what is a slanted language?
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it is stating your answer in a positive and negative ways rather than being neutral
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23. Where or when can you usually read or hear a positive slant language? Negative slant language? Enumerate 3 for each
Slant Language
Slant language means being into something or choices. You prefer the other based on your opinion or idea. You reveal your preferences by being biased against the other side.
Where or when can you usually read or hear a positive slant language?
In a meeting where the participants are professional and well-mannered. They may express different opinions but they do it in a professional way to avoid conflicts with their mates.Formal speeches where the main speaker gives a speech about something. We cannot deny the fact that he sometimes gives opinions and honest reviews.Editorials are part of the newspaper where the author clearly expresses his thought on the ongoing issue.Negative slant language?
In a gossip activity or page. We can clearly see that the host is biased and sometimes gives a negative review or image on the other one. In socmed. Everyone thinks they can just express or say things they want to say.In an open forum. The participants are required to voice out their opinions and should give enough reasons to support the argument. It could sometimes lead to negative slant language especially when one needs to compare and be better than the other choices.To know more about related topics, please see this link for your convenience https://brainly.ph/question/4072105.
#BrainlyEveryday24. Where or when can you usually read or hear a positive slant language.
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In a meeting where the participants
are professional and well-mannered.
They may express different opinions
but they do it in a professional way to
avoid conflicts with their mates.
Formal speeches where the main
speaker gives a speech about
something. We cannot deny the fact
that he sometimes gives opinions and
honest reviews.
Editorials are part of the newspaper
where the author clearly expresses his
thought on the ongoing issue.
25. how does slanted language help you in your future career?
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Being able to speak, explain, and negotiate in another language makes you more employable, increases your confidence, and can lead to a higher salary.
26. this letters style follows the gothic,roman and other letter style only it is done in slanting position
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calligraphy
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27. how does slanted language help you in communicating
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That language communicates both fact and feeling is one of its great powers. ... There would be no literature if it did not. Language only becomes "slanted" (deviating from the upright) when it is deceptive or manipulative rather than persuasive.
28. Is it difficult to positively/negatively slant your words to make the topic look better or worse? Why or why not?
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Difficult. Positive: Yesterday's workout was a challenge. Negative: Yesterday's workout was very difficult. For something to be a challenge, it's not necessarily bad, you may actually enjoy it.
a measured in a direction opposite to that regarded as positive. b having the same magnitude but opposite sense to an equivalent positive quantity. 5 (Biology) indicating movement or growth away from a particular stimulus.
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29. What is the difference between a positive and negative slant?.
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A positive connotation is a good association with something, for example “accomplishment” could mean the a record high for people killed in one minute, but your first thought would probably be something like a medical cure for some incurable ailment.
A negative connotation is a bad association. For example, “terminate”. It could mean that a massive threat to humanity has been terminated, but the first thought you had was some killer robot terminating it's target.
30. What happens to the sand after putting it in a slanting position for quite some time? What do you think caused this to happen?help po
What happens to the sand after putting it in a slanting position for quite some time?The sand eventually slides down until none of it is left.What do you think caused this to happen?Mainly gravity, however it can also be resistance. The higher the resistance, less likely or takes longer for it to move.I hope this helps you.
