Question

Select the correct answers. Which three literary elements do writers use to "show" readers a story’s setting rather than "tell" them about it? (descriptive details) (sensory language) (imagery) (plot points) (theme)

Answer 1

Descriptive details , when an author uses vivid diction and adjectives it paints a picture/idea in your mind of what the author is talking about or describing

Answer 2

Answer: A) descriptive details, B) sensory language, and C) imagery.

Explanation: Descriptive details is the use of adjectives to allow sensory recreations of experiences, objects, or imaginings. Sensory language and imagery consist in the use of figurative language or detailed descriptions in order to evoke the senses of the reader (sight, taste, hearing, touch, or smell) and to create a mental picture. All this elements help the writer to show readers a story's setting.