Popular Cars from the 1960s Thunderbird Falcon Charger Comet Mustang Barracude What emotions do these names evoke in people What kind of performance could you expect from each of these cars ID: 410960
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Connotation vs. DenotationPopular Cars from the 1960s
ThunderbirdFalconChargerCometMustangBarracude
What emotions do these names evoke in people?
What kind of performance could you expect from each of these cars?
Why do you think these names were selected, and for what kind of buyer?Slide2
ThunderbirdSlide3
FalconSlide4
ChargerSlide5
CometSlide6
MustangSlide7
BarracudaSlide8
Your Turn!
RabbitPintoColtCivicStarletGremlin
How are the associations we make with these names different?
What kind of performances could you expect from each of these cars?
Who might you expect to buy them?
Why do you think these names were selected?Slide9
RabbitSlide10
PintoSlide11
ColtSlide12
StarletSlide13
GremlinSlide14
How could understanding connotation and denotation help to understand the author’s purpose and motive??
DenotationThe literal meaning of a word.The dictionary definition of the word
Connotation
The association and reaction people make with a word.
The emotional connections related to a word.Slide15
Connotation vs. Denotation
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