question 1\nwhich sentence uses concise, fresh, and exact language?\na luis piled ripe mangoes, oranges, and…

question 1\nwhich sentence uses concise, fresh, and exact language?\na luis piled ripe mangoes, oranges, and bananas into the large red bowl.\nb luis filled the bowl with mangoes, oranges, and bananas.\nc luis filled the bowl with fruit.\nd luis put fruit in the bowl.

question 1\nwhich sentence uses concise, fresh, and exact language?\na luis piled ripe mangoes, oranges, and bananas into the large red bowl.\nb luis filled the bowl with mangoes, oranges, and bananas.\nc luis filled the bowl with fruit.\nd luis put fruit in the bowl.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • Option A: "piled" is a vivid verb. "ripe" gives a specific quality. "large red" describes the bowl precisely. It uses fresh (specific action - piled), concise (not overly wordy) and exact (names fruits, describes bowl) language.
  • Option B: "filled" is more general than "piled". It lacks the descriptive words like "ripe" and "large red" that make the image more exact.
  • Option C: "fruit" is a very general term. It doesn't specify the types of fruit (mangoes, oranges, bananas) like Option A.
  • Option D: "put" is a very basic verb. "fruit" is general. It is the least descriptive and lacks the fresh (specific verb) and exact (specific nouns, adjectives) qualities.

Answer:

A. Luis piled ripe mangoes, oranges, and bananas into the large red bowl.