Match each term with its definition.

1. word derivation inflection
2. gaining a negative connotation affix
3. narrowing in meaning declension
4. gaining a positive connotation generalization
5. verb inflections pejoration
6. ending denoting grammatical function etymology
7. broadening in meaning syntax
8. relations of sentence parts specialization
9. noun inflections conjugation
10. morpheme added to a base amelioration

Which statement accurately compares the diction in andrew jackson's "on indian removal" to that in michael rutledge's "samuel's memory"? a. jackson relies on long, flowing sentences, whereas rutledge relies on short, direct sentences. b. jackson uses feelings to persuade the audience, whereas rutledge uses logical reasoning. c. jackson's writing is difficult to fully believe, whereas rutledge's writing is much more honest. d. jackson is emotionally detached, whereas rutledge comes across as deeply emotional