Kleer Bryant - Characterization Practice I.pdf - Name: Date ... - Free Printable

- The description is specific. It details the exact location (under the sink), the object (a red plastic bucket), and its condition (full of water).
- The description is vague. "Something" and "some kind of mess" are not specific enough to identify what is being described.
- The description is specific. It provides precise details: a black cat, its location (on the windowsill), and its action (gazing out the window).
- The description is vague. "A lot of stuff" and "all over the place" are general terms that do not specify what items are present or their arrangement.
- The description is specific. It clearly states the subject (the old oak tree), its location (in the backyard), and its condition (gnarled branches, thick trunk).
- The description is vague. "Some kind of noise" and "coming from somewhere" lack specificity about the sound's nature or origin.
- The description is specific. It gives exact details: the time (5:30 PM), the person (Mr. Henderson), his action (walking his dog), and the location (down Maple Street).
- The description is vague. "A bunch of people" and "doing something" are too general to convey clear information.
- The description is specific. It identifies the subject (the blue ceramic vase), its location (on the mantle), and its condition (cracked and chipped).
- The description is vague. "A big mess" and "all over the kitchen" do not specify what the mess consists of or where exactly in the kitchen it is located.