Answer: B) Vulgarisms
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Answer: B) Nagged
Answer: B) Negative
Answer: A) Shack
Answer: C) Flattery
Answer: C) Pride
Answer: D) Blasphemy
Answer: A) Positive, Negative.
Answer: B) School
Answer: A) Calling people names (e.g., "deadbeat", "crook").
Answer: B) To elicit specific emotions.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Energetic
Answer: A) Positive
Answer: B) Because the word negative sounds like it means "bad, " but it actually refers to respecting someone's personal space.
Answer: B) Pejorative
Answer: B) Negative Connotation.
Answer: B) Condescending language.
Answer: A) Snitch
Answer: A) Insult?
Answer: A) Bad language.
Answer: A) Uses of racial slurs and other discriminatory words.
Answer: A) Loaded language.
Answer: B) Destroyed
Answer: D) Stubborn
Answer: B) Sensitive, pays tribute and respectful"He was called to heaven""He was a brave man""He made a positive impact in the community".
Answer: C) Stereotype
Answer: A) Intrusive
Answer: A) Dysphemism
Answer: A) Negative, Positive.
Answer: B) Tact
Answer: A) Offensive language.
Answer: B) Slander
Answer: C) Scrawny
Answer: A) They were often benevolent rulers.
Answer: C) Mob
Answer: A) War
Answer: D) Outrageous
Answer: B) Libel.
Answer: C) Vulgarisms
Answer: B) Global warming.
Answer: A) Abuse based on someone's race, gender, disability or other differences.
Answer: B) A strong aroma.
Answer: D) Kicked the bucket.
Answer: A) Coarse words and expressions with strong emotional meaning which denote the speaker's attitude towards the objects in question.
Answer: A) Biased
Answer: B) Treating it as something to pity.
Answer: B) Showing a disrespectful or critical attitude towards someone through the language you use.
Answer: C) Making fun of others.
Answer: B) Saying disrespectful words or put downs (stupid, dummy, fatso, jerk, etc).
Answer: A) Positive connotation.