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The correct option is option A ("Connotative language").
Connotation refers to the implied significance of words beyond the literal meaning that can be found in a dictionary (denotative). Language can have <u>positive</u>, <u>negative</u>, or <u>neutral </u>connotations depending on the context in which it's used. Words carry an emotional and cultural weight that is crucial to convey a specific tone or meaning in our speech.
In this case, the phrase wouldn't have had the same effect if the words "fraudulently", "deprived", or "sacred" were replaced with softer synonyms.
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Answer:
Similar to life at home in Ethiopia
Explanation:
Mawi Asgedom arrived the United States as a refugee from Ethiopia when he was just seven years old. Before he came to the U. S, he was in a refugee camp in Sudan for three years where he described his experience there as greatly challenging in his book, "Of Beetles and Angels"
His experience in Sudan was similar to life in Ethiopia because he was escaping from a civil war back home.