Using Specific Words 2

Using Specific Words 2

Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases.

For help with this exercise, see section 22a.

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1. For many people, the sounds and smells of a cookout mean that summer has finally arrived.

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Using Specific Words 2: Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases. - 1. For many people, the sounds and smells of a cookout mean that summer has finally arrived.

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2. At many cookouts, the main attraction is a meat course.

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Using Specific Words 2: Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases. - 2. At many cookouts, the main attraction is a meat course.

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3. Other popular main courses include many different kinds of meat and seafood.

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Using Specific Words 2: Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases. - 3. Other popular main courses include many different kinds of meat and seafood.

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4. For people who don’t eat meat, vegetables are often available.

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Using Specific Words 2: Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases. - 4. For people who don’t eat meat, vegetables are often available.

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5. Many other kinds of dishes are also served at barbecues.

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Using Specific Words 2: Each of the following sentences uses vague or abstract language. Identify the answer that would best replace the vague language with specific words or phrases. - 5. Many other kinds of dishes are also served at barbecues.