In a composition writing exercise, 'Precise' means:
Correct answer: D. A short summary of the crucial ideas of a longer composition.
- A. A synopsis for writing an essay in a degree level examination
- B. A critique highlighting the weak point of a feature film story
- C. A resume of the commercial achievements spread over a year
- D. A short summary of the crucial ideas of a longer composition.
Explanation
The term 'precise' in this context refers to a concise summary that captures the key ideas of a longer composition. Option D is correct because it aligns with the definition of 'precise' as a short summary of essential points. The other options are incorrect as they do not accurately define 'precise' in the context of composition writing.
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