1) [Click on the meaning of the bold word in the sentence] Sarah was the STAR of the school play. a) a natural luminous body visible in the sky b) a person distinguished by exceptional talent or performance 2) [Click if the bold word in the sentence implies denotative or connotative meaning] Sarah was the STAR of the school play. a) DENOTATION b) CONNOTATION 3) [Click on the meaning of the bold word in the sentence] The classroom had a WARM atmosphere during the discussion. a) having a temperature between cool and hot b) a feeling of friendliness or comfort 4) [Click if the bold word in the sentence implies denotative or connotative meaning] The classroom had a WARM atmosphere during the discussion. a) DENOTATION b) CONNOTATION 5) [Click on the meaning of the bold word in the sentence] During the match, the referee used a FLAG to signal offside. a) a piece of cloth with a distinctive design b) a tool indicating rule violations 6) [Click if the bold word in the sentence implies denotative or connotative meaning] During the match, the referee used a FLAG to signal offside. a) DENOTATION b) CONNOTATION 7) [Click on the meaning of the bold word in the sentence] The art student used different SHADES of blue for the painting. a) a color or variety of a color b) the artist's expression of mood or feeling 8) [Click if the bold word in the sentence implies denotative or connotative meaning] The art student used different SHADES of blue for the painting. a) DENOTATION b) CONNOTATION 9) [Click on the meaning of the bold word in the sentence] Their parents' and their guardians' HEARTS were filled with extreme happiness. a) an organ that pumps blood b) state of being happy 10) [Click if the bold word in the sentence implies denotative or connotative meaning] Their parents' and their guardians' HEARTS were filled with extreme happiness. a) DENOTATION b) CONNOTATION

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