Question

denotation: the literal meaning of a word - can be found in the dictionary connotation: the idea or feeling that a word invokes - the cultural, historical, or societal meaning of a word - contains tone/mood positive - a word with an uplifting tone or mood negative - a word with an unfavorable tone or mood neutral - a word that does not evoke a tone or mood what type of connotation is the underlined word of the following passage from the great gatsby? \as if his absence quickened something within her, daisy leaned forward again, her voice glowing and singing.\ negative positive neutral

Explanation:

The word "glowing" in the context of Daisy's voice suggests a warm, appealing, and positive quality. Connotations are about the emotions or ideas a word evokes. Since "glowing" here gives an uplifting and favorable tone (associated with something good and attractive about her voice), it has a positive connotation.

Answer:

B. positive