Which of the following is a difference between connotative words and denotative words?
A)Connotative words reveal the speaker's or writer's qualitative judgment, whereas denotative words do not reveal the speaker's or writer's qualitative judgment.
B)Denotative words involve messages that are implied, whereas connotative words involve messages that are explicit.
C) Denotative words are interpreted based on the context, whereas connotative words are not interpreted based on the context.
D) Connotative words distract the receiver from paying attention to the statements that precede, whereas denotative words distract the receiver from paying attention to the statements that follow.

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Connotative words carry an emotional or cultural association beyond their literal definition, which reveals the speaker's or writer's qualitative judgment. Denotative words, on the other hand, have a literal or dictionary definition and do not indicate any subjective judgment.

Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Connotative Words