Question #N186
The author describes the event in vivid detail. They describe the actions, the weather, the thoughts of the characters and the surroundings. They write in such a way that the reader can almost imagine being there. Why does the author write this way?
The author’s use of vivid detail serves to
A. provide a clear and concise summary of the event.
B. highlight the importance of the event.
C. create a sense of immediacy and realism.
D. emphasize the emotional impact of the event.
Correct Answer is: C
The author's use of vivid detail helps to make the event seem more real and immediate to the reader. This is a common technique in writing to draw the reader in and make the story more engaging.