"One is filled with ambition usually works hard". "The reactionary’s chief ambition is to become the emperor". The affective meanings of the two sentences individually are: ______.
A: pejorative, appreciative
B: appreciative, pejorative
C: pejorative, pejorative
D: appreciative, appreciative
A: pejorative, appreciative
B: appreciative, pejorative
C: pejorative, pejorative
D: appreciative, appreciative
B
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- appreciative
- The following are words of appreciative meanings EXCEPT . A: famous B: determined C: notorious D: slim
- The prefix "mis-" in the word "mistrust" is a ______ prefix. A: negative B: B. reversative C: pejorative D: locative
- The following words are pejorative in meaning in English EXCEPT (). A: old B: dog C: comrade D: peasant
- What is the author's attitude towards doctors A: sarcastic B: praising C: objective D: appreciative
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The author’s attitude toward housewives’ work is（）. A: critical B: indifferent C: ironical D: appreciative
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“The King’s English” used to be a pejorative term which was used to criticize some people who could not speak English properly._
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The prefix in pseudo-friend is a ______. A: prefix of degree or size B: negative prefix C: pejorative prefix D: reversative prefix
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After doing the digital detox, the author’s attitude towards internet is . A: indifferent B: appreciative C: neutral
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Chewing of these texts can help students to be appreciative and creative in English language.