Questions: Choose the sentence that replaces clichés with specific, concrete language The necklaces that Shelly beaded sold like hotcakes. The necklaces Shelly beaded sold out in less than two hours. The necklámes shelly beaded sold well. Shelly did well with her necklaces. The necklaces Shelly made were quite popular.

Choose the sentence that replaces clichés with specific, concrete language The necklaces that Shelly beaded sold like hotcakes. The necklaces Shelly beaded sold out in less than two hours. The necklámes shelly beaded sold well. Shelly did well with her necklaces. The necklaces Shelly made were quite popular.
Transcript text: Choose the sentence that replaces clichés with specific, concrete language The necklaces that Shelly beaded sold like hotcakes. The necklaces Shelly beaded sold out in less than two hours. The necklámes shelly beaded sold well. Shelly did well with her necklaces. The necklaces Shelly made were quite popular.
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The answer is: The necklaces Shelly beaded sold out in less than two hours.

Explanation for each option:

  1. The necklaces Shelly beaded sold out in less than two hours.

    • This sentence replaces the cliché "sold like hotcakes" with specific, concrete language by providing a clear timeframe for how quickly the necklaces sold, making it the best choice.

  2. The necklaces Shelly beaded sold well.

    • This sentence is vague and does not provide specific details about how well the necklaces sold, making it less effective in replacing the cliché.

  3. Shelly did well with her necklaces.

    • This sentence is also vague and lacks specificity about the sales performance of the necklaces.

  4. The necklaces Shelly made were quite popular.

    • While this sentence indicates popularity, it still lacks the concrete detail provided in the first option about the speed of sales.
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