What is the best description of the connotative meaning of the word immature in this sentence? You are so immature! Angela shout
ed, furious that her younger brother had embarrassed her in front of her friends. A. It has a positive connotation, suggesting that Angela's brother acts in a very innocent and trusting way.
B. It has a negative connotation, suggesting that Angela's brother is silly or lacks sophistication.
C. It has a negative connotation, implying that his behavior is extremely rude and impossible to endure.
D. It has a positive connotation, implying that he has a very clever sense of humor.
The correct option is B. Connotative meaning refers to the idea or feeling that people connect to a particular word, the connotative meaning of a word is more than the literary meaning of that word. A word may have either a positive or a negative connotative meaning. The word 'immature' as used above denotes a person who does not have the skills and the coolness to present himself as expected in a social gathering. The word has a negative connotative meaning.<span />
Personally I thought it was really confusing. It had a bunch of characters and it was hard to follow at some points because of the language used by Shakespeare.
