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Vocabulary for effect: imaginative
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What is the main goal when choosing words for imaginative writing?

Achieving precision

What does 'shows rather than tells' mean in creative writing?

Describe physical effects

What does the verb 'marched' suggest about a character?

Determination or confidence

Which verb suggests stealth or fear when describing movement?

Crept

The show don't tell technique involves describing what?

Physical effects & details

Which example shows nervousness rather than tells it?

My palms dampened

Why should writers be selective with descriptive details?

So details serve a purpose

What happens when you use too many adjectives and adverbs?

Impact is diluted

What principle applies to descriptive language quantity?

Quality over quantity

What should character descriptions focus on?

Specific, telling details

What are two purposes of using synonyms strategically?

Prevent repetition & be precise

How do different synonyms like 'house', 'home', 'dwelling' differ?

They have different connotations

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