Question

jonathan edwardss \sinners in the hands of an angry god\
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try it analyze connotation
here is an example for you to analyze connotation. read this sentence.
martina is angry to learn that luis forgot to deliver an important message to one of their friends.
revise the sentence to demonstrate how martina feels when encountering luis.
\martina set dropdown their books on the table and stared at luis.\
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how does changing the word affect the meaning of the sentence? check all that apply.

• it suggests that martina is not happy to see luis.
• it explains more about how martina feels.
• it shows how angry martina is at luis.
• it shows that luis is worried about martinas reaction.

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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

1. "It suggests that Martina is not happy to see Luis."

Since Martina is angry at Luis for forgetting the message, her demeanor (staring) and action (setting books) would imply she’s unhappy to see him. This fits.

1. "It explains more about how Martina feels."

The revised sentence (with a word like "slammed" instead of "set") would add details about her anger (e.g., slamming books shows frustration), so it explains her feelings better. This fits.

1. "It shows how angry Martina is at Luis."

A forceful action (e.g., slamming) would visually/contextually show her anger toward Luis for his mistake. This fits.

1. "It shows that Luis is worried about Martina’s reaction."

The sentence focuses on Martina’s actions/feelings, not Luis’s worries. This is irrelevant.

Answer:

• It suggests that Martina is not happy to see Luis.
• It explains more about how Martina feels.
• It shows how angry Martina is at Luis.