Question

what answer choice provides the correct definition of explicit meaning? (1 point) ○ a meaning that is more commonly featured in fictional texts ○ a meaning that is used to support ideas ○ a meaning that only experts can understand ○ a meaning that is clearly explained

Explanation:

To determine the correct definition of "explicit meaning", we analyze each option:

• The first option links explicit meaning to fictional texts, which is incorrect as explicit meaning isn't limited to fiction.
• The second option says it's used to support ideas, but explicit meaning is about how it's presented (clearly stated), not its purpose in supporting ideas.
• The third option claims it's only for experts, but explicit meaning is meant to be clear and understandable, not restricted to experts.
• The fourth option, "a meaning that is clearly explained", matches the definition of explicit meaning (where the meaning is directly and clearly stated, not implied).

Answer:

D. a meaning that is clearly explained (assuming the last option is labeled D; if the options are labeled differently, adjust the label but keep the text. Since the original options are in a list, and the correct one is "a meaning that is clearly explained", we present it as the correct choice.)