Question

1 how is technical writing different from the language used in conversation? it avoids words that express opinions or refer to human traits or emotions. it avoids using common words to explain complex information. it uses uncommon expressions rather than conversational ones to describe technical features. it is closer to creative writing than to conversational language. skip 0/10 complete

Explanation:

Technical writing aims to convey precise, objective information. It uses specialized, uncommon expressions (technical jargon) to accurately describe technical features. Conversational language is more informal and uses common words.

• Option 1: While technical writing is objective, avoiding words about opinions/traits/emotions is not the key difference stated in the question's description (which focuses on "uncommon expressions vs conversational ones").
• Option 2: Technical writing can use common words when appropriate, but its hallmark is using technical terms (uncommon in conversation) for technical details.
• Option 4: Technical writing is not closer to creative writing (which focuses on imagination and style for aesthetic purposes). Technical writing is about clarity and accuracy of technical info.

Answer:

It uses uncommon expressions rather than conversational ones to describe technical features.