Question #N316
The author uses several methods to appeal to the reader’s emotions. The author uses vivid imagery, describing the sights and sounds of the natural world. The author also uses figurative language, such as metaphors and similes. The author’s use of these devices creates a sense of wonder and awe, and it helps the reader to connect with the speaker’s feelings. What is the most likely reason the author uses the word 'awe'?
The author uses the word "awe" to
A. contrast the speaker’s current feelings with the reader’s.
B. emphasize the speaker’s perspective.
C. show how the speaker’s perspective has changed.
D. describe the speaker’s intense reaction to the natural world.
Correct Answer is: D
The author uses the word "awe" to convey the speaker's intense reaction to the natural world. The use of the word "awe" suggests that the speaker is deeply moved by the beauty and power of nature. This helps the reader to connect with the speaker's feelings.