Feedback <em>is necessary for communication to be considered two-way</em>, because if someone just stated or asked something without any feedback or replies, it would be considered as a one-way communication because you are only sending the message to others. But, if they replied to you, they are sending a message back, making the imaginary arrow come back from a two-way travel. Hope this helps.
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I took this same test and these were the answers that were correct.
positive connotation includes words that make people feel good, while negative does the opposite. neutral connotation includes words that tend to have no affect.
positive example- that shirt is <u>amazing.</u>
negative example- that shirt is <u>ugly.</u>
neutral example- that shirt is <u>nice.</u>
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okay so denotation is the textbook definition. like if u were to look in a dictionary, the definition of the word is the denotation. The conotation is the negative or positive 'vibe" you get when u hear the word. For example....smart has a positive connotation, but nerdy has a negative connotation, even though they have the same denotation (defintion)
Explanation:
1. If a domain has .edu in it, it means it is from a college or university and anything that is found there can probably be trusted.
The answer is FALSE. (Consider changing your answer. That is, if you trust me and my knowledge.)
2. <span>What does a tilde symbol (~) usually mean at the beginning of a section of a web address?
The answer is: It is a sign that the site is a personal website and not an official university website. (You're correct.)
3. What can you find by using the link: command in Alta Vista?
The answer is: How accurate links are on a web page. (You're correct.)
4. How is a web site on the World Wide Web different from an article in a well known magazine or newspaper?
The answer is: Anyone can make a web page, but articles in well known magazines and newspapers are checked for accuracy. (You're correct.)
5. All information on the web is inaccurate.
The answer is: FALSE. (You're correct.)
6. An official government site or an official university site can usually be trusted.
The answer is: TRUE. (You're correct.)
I hope I made it all clear and understandable for you. Good luck.</span>
