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    This document discusses the difference between connotation and denotation in words. It begins by providing examples of prefixes and suffixes. It then defines connotation as the idea or quality a word suggests in addition to its literal meaning, which can be positive or negative, and provides examples. Denotation is defined as the exact dictionary definition of a word. The document includes comprehension questions to identify connotation and denotation in sentences and matches words with their connotative and denotative meanings.

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    This document discusses the difference between connotation and denotation in words. It begins by providing examples of prefixes and suffixes. It then defines connotation as the idea or quality a word suggests in addition to its literal meaning, which can be positive or negative, and provides examples. Denotation is defined as the exact dictionary definition of a word. The document includes comprehension questions to identify connotation and denotation in sentences and matches words with their connotative and denotative meanings.

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    This document discusses the difference between connotation and denotation in words. It begins by providing examples of prefixes and suffixes. It then defines connotation as the idea or quality a word suggests in addition to its literal meaning, which can be positive or negative, and provides examples. Denotation is defined as the exact dictionary definition of a word. The document includes comprehension questions to identify connotation and denotation in sentences and matches words with their connotative and denotative meanings.

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    This document discusses the difference between connotation and denotation in words. It begins by providing examples of prefixes and suffixes. It then defines connotation as the idea or quality a word suggests in addition to its literal meaning, which can be positive or negative, and provides examples. Denotation is defined as the exact dictionary definition of a word. The document includes comprehension questions to identify connotation and denotation in sentences and matches words with their connotative and denotative meanings.

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    ENGLISH 4

    MODULE 6: Identifying Different


    Meanings of Content-Specific
    Words: Connotation and
    Denotation
    WORDS ROOTWORDS AFFIX PREFIX/ SUFFIX

    mislead lead mis- prefix


    boneless bone -less suffix
    wonderful wonder -ful suffix
    discomfort comfort dis- prefix
    improper proper im- prefix
    cleaner clean -er suffix
    Two types of AFFIX
    •PREFIX- an affix that is
    added before a rootword.
    •SUFFIX – an affix added
    after a rootword.
    COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS:
    1. Who are the characters in the story?

    Ms. Belle and Christian


    2. Why does Christian practice poster making?

    He will be competing in a poster making contest next week.


    3. What event will Christian participate in?
    He will participate in Mayor’s Cup Poster Making
    Contest
    DENOTATION CONNOTATION
    What is the
    DIFFERENCE OF
    CONNOTATION
    AND DENOTATION?
    CONNOTATION
    •It is an idea or quality that a
    word makes in addition to its
    meaning. It can be positive or
    negative.
    CONNOTATION
    1. She is a snake. (Snake symbolizes being a
    traitor.)
    2. Pen is mightier than the sword. (Pen
    symbolizes journalism.)
    3. I wish each one of us could hold a dove in
    our hearts. (Dove symbolizes peace.)
    DENOTATION
    •It is the specific, exact, and
    concrete meaning of a word.
    This is the meaning you will
    find in the dictionary.
    DENOTATION
    1. I could still remember the flocks of dove
    flying in the sky.
    2. I love to write using a pen in my notebook.

    3. I saw a dead snake on the road.


    DIRECTION: Identify the different meanings of content specific words-
    connotation or denotation. Say C if the sentence expresses
    CONNOTATION and D if the sentence expresses DENOTATION.

    1.He is a chicken. C
    2.My mother sells dressed chicken. D
    3.Soldiers have a tiger looked aura. C
    4.Dogs are considered man’s best
    friend. C
    5.My aunt has a new house.
    D
    A. DIRECTION: Match the given words with their
    connotative meaning.

    1.Child innocence
    2.Sunrise New beginning
    3.book knowledge
    New beginning knowledge
    innocence
    B. DIRECTION: Match the given words with their
    denotative meaning.

    1.dog domesticated animal that barks


    2.alligator reptile
    3.heart shape
    reptile shape
    domesticated animal that barks
    Connotation
    Negative or positive.
    Denotation
    Dictionary.

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