What is another word for “power” that produces the same magnitude? Please explain.
Prepare for the Writing Challenge
During Words Matter Week, we host a writing challenge. Each day we will post a question on our blog and various social media outlets.
Respond to the question on your blog or social media page (be sure to include #WMW2022 in your response), and then link back to it in the comments of the corresponding article on the NAIWE blog. For each challenge you respond to, you will receive one entry (and a bonus entry for each response written on your NAIWE blog).
At the end of the week, we will have a drawing, and one person will win a fabulous prize, along with a mention and link in the next newsletter.
Describe the energy behind what brings out the power in words.
Words Matter Week, which is in its 14th year, is a holiday that is celebrated annually the first full week in March by the National Association of Independent Writers and Editors.
During Words Matter Week, we host a writing challenge. Each day we will post a question on our blog and various social media outlets.
Does it take all of our senses to bring a word to life? Explain.
For the most part, to produce feelings pertaining to a word, the word must be said or written. What are some other ways to feel a word?
Is the power of words less effective and more easily misunderstood when only heard and not seen? Why?
Do you find words more powerful when in the written form? Why?
To help bring your words to life, how do you use them so your readers hear them?
Words Matter Week, which is in its 13th year, is a holiday that is celebrated annually the first full week in March by the National Association of Independent Writers and Editors.
During Words Matter Week, we host a writing challenge. Each day we will post a question on our blog and various social media outlets.
Friday’s writing challenge: Words can smooth a rough situation. What words have you found have turned a bad situation around?
