Which term means conveying thoughts or feelings through words?

• A. Expression
• B. Pronoun Usage
• C. Practice Test
• D. Judicial

Answer: (A)

Conveying thoughts or feelings through words is about expression. Expression is the act of showing what’s inside you—your thoughts, emotions, and ideas—by speaking or writing, and it’s the word often used to describe how we communicate our inner states to others. For example, saying “I’m glad you’re here” expresses a feeling through words. The other terms point to different areas: pronoun usage is about grammar and referring to people in sentences, a practice test is a type of assessment, and judicial relates to the legal system. So expression is the best fit because it directly captures the act of communicating inner thoughts or feelings, often through words.