The Latin root of vivid means “alive.” What kind of writing would best be described as vivid?

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	Question:	The Latin root of vivid means “alive.” What kind of writing would best be described as vivid?

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A.	Writing that includes living people and animals.
B.	Writing by authors who are still alive today.
*C.	Writing that seems to “come alive” on the page.
D.	Writing that will “live forever” because it is published.

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The correct answer is: Writing that seems to “come alive” on the page.

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	Question:	The Latin root of vivid means “alive.” Why might a piece of writing be described as vivid?

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A.	Because the author is still alive today
B.	Because it deals with life processes in nature
*C.	Because it seems to “come alive” on the page
D.	Because the reader claims to “live by” the words

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The correct answer is: Because it seems to “come alive” on the page.

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	Question:	The Latin root of vivid means “alive.” What kind of writing is usually described as vivid?

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A.	Writing that does not include people who have died
B.	Writing that is by authors who are still alive today
*C.	Writing that seems to “come alive” on the page
D.	Writing that will “live forever” because it is famous

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The correct answer is: Writing that seems to “come alive” on the page.