Choice b is the correct one, lemme know if you want an explanation
Answer:
The loaded words make the first sentence more negative.
Explanation:
"Loaded words" are mainly used to draw out feelings from the readers. The emotional response could either be "positive" or "negative."
The first sentence uses the loaded word "copycat," which denotes something negative. It tells the readers to be<em> wary </em>or<em> cautious </em>about <u>designs that copy other designs.</u> On the other hand, the second sentence only gives an advice that one musn't choose designs that are the same or similar but it doesn't sound negative.
So, this explains the answer.
The audience shapes your writing because you must alter vocabulary and tone when targeting your work at a particular demographic. For example, children's books have less sophisticated language accompanied by sophomoric humor so that they can understand the vocabulary and remained entertained while academic journals will likely be written in a scientific, sterile way with more educated words as to target the other students, researchers, and professors reading their work. In the same way, if you are writing an essay to be graded or reviewed by an authority figure, you would use more advanced language to sound professional and intelligent.
