Question

matching denotation and connotation
match each word and its denotative meaning to its connotative meaning.
cheap: inexpensive
cunning: smart
scholar: a student
loud: having high volume of sound
a high achiever
sly, deceitful
aggressive, attention - seeking
of low quality

Explanation:

• "cheap: inexpensive" has a connotation of "of low quality" because "cheap" can imply poor quality beyond just being low - cost.
• "cunning: smart" has a connotation of "sly, deceitful" as "cunning" often suggests using intelligence in a tricky or unethical way.
• "scholar: a student" has a connotation of "a high achiever" since scholars are associated with being successful in academic pursuits.
• "loud: having high volume of sound" has a connotation of "aggressive, attention - seeking" as a loud person or sound can be seen as pushy and wanting attention.

Answer:

• cheap: inexpensive → of low quality
• cunning: smart → sly, deceitful
• scholar: a student → a high achiever
• loud: having high volume of sound → aggressive, attention - seeking