Question #N1032
The text describes an event that took place in the distant past. The author uses language that is both evocative and precise, conveying a sense of wonder and awe. The passage is written in a style that is both lyrical and informative. Which of the following is the most likely reason why the author uses the phrase "a faint, ethereal glow"?
In this passage, the phrase "a faint, ethereal glow" is most likely used to
A. describe the speaker’s feelings about the event.
B. emphasize the importance of the event to the reader.
C. create a vivid image of the event in the reader’s mind.
D. suggest that the event is a mystery that cannot be fully understood.
Correct Answer is: C
The phrase “a faint, ethereal glow” is used to create a vivid image of the event in the reader’s mind. This imagery helps the reader to understand and appreciate the event’s significance.