Question

the draft uses simple words like good and bad to describe jordan’s two sides. how could the writer revise the text to apply knowledge of parts of speech for more precise meaning? add more verbs to describe jordan’s actions instead of his qualities. keep the words good and bad because they are easy to understand. remove all adjectives and only use nouns to describe jordan’s personality. replace good and bad with adjectives like virtuous and rebellious to show contrast more clearly.

Explanation:

To make the text more precise in meaning, replacing vague adjectives ("good," "bad") with more specific and descriptive ones ("virtuous," "rebellious") that better convey contrast is effective. Adding verbs (option 1) or removing adjectives (option 3) doesn’t address precision, and keeping vague words (option 2) also doesn’t improve precision.

Answer:

Replace "good" and "bad" with adjectives like "virtuous" and "rebellious" to show contrast more clearly.