Question #N727
The author describes how the main character's actions are affected by her emotions. This is shown through the use of vivid language and imagery. The author uses words like "flung" and "tore" to describe the character's movements, which emphasizes the intensity of her feelings. What is the most likely reason why the writer uses such vivid language?
The vivid language in this passage most likely serves to
A. create a sense of immediacy and excitement in the reader.
B. describe the character’s physical appearance.
C. emphasize the character’s intelligence.
D. suggest that the character is struggling with a difficult decision.
Correct Answer is: A
The author uses vivid language to create a sense of immediacy and excitement in the reader. This helps the reader feel more engaged with the story and the character’s experiences.