Question

read the excerpt from \a computer can now translate languages as well as a human.\

its worth noting that while deep learning software can accurately translate sentences from one language to another, there are still many nuances of language that only a human brain can grasp. every language has its slang and colloquialisms, and most of these reflect deeper truths about a culture. trying to translate idioms can yield some pretty hilarious results. there are terms that exist in one language but not another, necessitating an explanation rather than a translation.

the connotative meaning of the word slang is choose an answer while the connotative meaning of colloquialisms is choose an answer.

dropdown options:
humorous
confusing
cheerful
relaxed

Explanation:

Analyze the context and definitions

Using the Reading Comprehension and Context Clues knowledge points, we examine the excerpt. The text discusses "slang and colloquialisms" as nuances of language reflecting cultural truths.

• Slang refers to highly informal words or phrases typically restricted to a particular group of people. The connotative feeling associated with slang is informal, playful, or humorous.
• Colloquialisms refer to words or phrases used in ordinary, familiar, or casual conversation. The connotative feeling associated with colloquialisms is comfortable, informal, or relaxed.

Evaluate the dropdown options

Looking at the visible dropdown menu for the first blank (the connotative meaning of "slang"):

• Options: "humorous", "confusing", "cheerful", "relaxed".
• "Slang" is best described as having a humorous connotation in this context (often yielding "hilarious results" when translated literally).
• "Colloquialisms" represent everyday conversational language, which carries a relaxed connotation.

Answer:

The connotative meaning of the word slang is <blank>humorous</blank> while the connotative meaning of colloquialisms is <blank>relaxed</blank>.