Answer:
The connotation of the word "towering" is <u>intimidating</u>.
Explanation:
As we know, words have denotation and connotation. Denotation refers to a word's literal, original meaning. Connotation, on the other hand, refers to a secondary meaning, a meaning that comes up according to the context.
The adjective "towering" originally means "very tall". In the context of the passage we are studying here, the meaning goes beyond that. The roller coaster is indeed very tall. But that is not all Cecelia sees while looking at it. She is intimidated by the roller coaster. She is afraid and does not wish to ride it. That is the connotation of "towering" in this context. The roller coaster's dimensions are scary, intimidating.
you are<em> very smart</em> and you can figure this out
just use that big brain of yours
happy national Kindness day
well for me
I think it’s D because you can tell how someone is feeling by the way they may act
The phrase : vegetarian food can taste as good as meat.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The author is in the favor of the vegetarian food. He thinks that it can taste as good as meat. The author thinks that people who argue against the taste of the vegetarian food are not correct and they have not had the vegetarian food which is prepared properly.
The vegetarian food which is prepared properly with proper taste, spices and salts can taste really nice. If it is prepared properly, then the taste of the vegetarian food can be better and superior to the taste of the meat also.
