Answer:
- charged language - emotional tone
- formal, elevated language - serious tone
- casual, informal language - friendly tone
Explanation:
Charged language refers to the type of language characterized by many subtle implications, which are made in order to persuade a specific audience, by engaging their emotions.
e.g. A person who supports community reforms could be described as a "citizen enthusiastic about community reforms" or as "a citizen obsessed with community reforms."
Formal, elevated language is characterized by serious tone, less personal structures, use of complex structures, deprived of colloquialisms and simple constructions. We usually use a formal language for academic purposes or when we talk to people we do not know very well.
Casual, informal language is characterized by a friendly tone, and simple, more personal structures. We use informal language when we talk to our friends and family or when writing some personal emails or text messages.
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Quote... “And then quite suddenly in another flash, as if lifted by a new strength and resolve, he leaped. No great leap for a man, but a leap in the dark.”
Answer... This quote is saying that Bilbo took a brave leap. The new strength being described here is metaphorical for getting bravery. Not only is Bilbo being brave in this moment, he is stepping outside of his comfort zone. The "flash" means he got a wave of bravery.
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