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When writing essays or narratives, students need to use the best words for effect. Sometimes, students use tired words. They need to get into the habit of choosing more lively vivid words. In this quiz, the students will choose better words for effect.
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The kids were fascinated with electronics. This is a more interesting sentence.
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Use descriptive words for effect.
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The curious ant skittered across the leaf. You can almost see it, can't you?
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This description is the best because it reveals what it looks like.
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This phrase is more vivid and effective.
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Since this is a campfire and it is burning brightly, this is the best word.
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Deadly is the best word to replace dangerous in this sentence.
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Since the girl is really interested in it, she would be captivated with it.
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The word "scared" means that it might cause little children to get nightmares.
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If someone was being chased, then they would frantically dart.
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