But we cannot deny that people who endeavor to develop an elegant way of speaking by the use of a wide vocabulary tend to impress their listeners and audience Someone with a wide vocabulary shows us that the person is proficient with words . It aids greatly not only in providing a positive and learned impression of the speaker, but allows the speaker to communicate his or her ideas more effectively. When you have a large pool of words to choose from, it’s easier to select a word which best fits a particular situation or is most applicable for a certain audience The speaker can adjust his or her words to suit the ambiance, since a wide vocabulary always
The author’s vocabulary and diction was another thing I really liked. He used advanced vocabulary frequently, yet it was still easy to understand. The way he put the words together made it flow extremely well. The setting that John Knowles set was really good. It was easy to tell where and when the book was, from the start.
The thought put into looking at a picture in its entirety is so much more real. Neufeld does a great job narrating the story visually, as opposed to heavily relying on text to get his point across. His use of color and imagery are some of the most interesting aspects of this book. Fist of all, color plays one of the
By adding visuals to his speech he is definitely is being thorough and precise. The use of the power point greatly reduces his chances for error and substantially enhances the details of the points he wishes to
The first petri dish we placed under the microscope at 37x was the one containing wild-type hermaphrodite offspring. The Next crosses that we experimented with were wild-type males with sma-9 hermaphrodites. Taking the worm-pick, and putting it in the flame ensured that it was sterile to use in the petri dish with the worms. Then, using that tool under the microscope, we picked out some worms that were in the L4 stage of development (shown in Diagram 1), both hermaphrodites and wild-type males and placed them in a completely new petri dish to determine offspring. They were quite small and were such a high number of them in the prepared petri dishes, roughly 500 in each.
I enjoyed The Searchers much more than Stagecoach. I think the color to the film help me keep a better focus when watching the film. When comparing this film to Stagecoach there was more background music and camera movements. The background music really does make a difference in the movie, unlike how the movie Stagecoach barley had any music The Searchers had music accompanying almost every scene. The dialogue between characters was very easy to understand in this film.
In addition, the authors seem very certain of their position. Writing is always more convincing in its position if the authors conviction is evident. Nonetheless, this piece is not perfect. It does have its apparent
Understanding the many types of arts can broaden one’s mind and allow them to view the world in a deeper and more glorious way. The visual arts wide range makes defining it rather difficult. Rather than offer
Jenny Jung Almost Maine Critic 1Pick 2 characters, Discuss their voice Jimmy was one of the best male characters of the play, Almost Maine because of his acting skills and his voice. His voice was pretty deep and the volume of his voice was loud and clear. I felt like I could really listen to what Jimmy was saying throughout all of his scenes. Another character was the best female character, Glory. She was the best female character because she acted well, had a good voice, and was humorous.
Diction can be thought of as the simplest and most powerful tool in writing. Both writers were able to use diction to their advantage, but Momaday had the real idea. He used simple, yet detailed, everyday words that people are able to relate to, such as colors, animals, and foods. In return, Momaday’s landscape seems more important with much detail to it. Brown used a similar technique with different results.