1. To put abstract ideas into close-up words, use _______ descriptions. A. impersonal B. faraway C. general D. concrete

2 answers:

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In order to summarize abstract ideas into smaller ideas that are more precise it is better to use D. concrete descriptions, which aid to the understanding of the idea by using simpler terms that more people can understand. For example: it is better to say that Love is a feeling of attachment to someone or something instead of giving a long explanation on what makes you feel love.

Anastasy [175]4 years ago

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To put abstract ideas into close-up words or a description that is more easily understood. Use D) concrete descriptions. Concrete descriptions seek to make a concept easily understood by the reader or listener.

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