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In a composition writing exercise, 'Precise‘ means:
- 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.
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.
This option is incorrect as 'precise' does not refer to a synopsis for an essay.
This option is also incorrect as it does not capture the essence of being precise.
This option is incorrect as 'precise' does not relate to commercial achievements.
Precise refers to summarizing essential points concisely, making this the correct answer.
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