When developing a character, an author relies heavily on description and sensory language primarily to help readers picture what the character is like. This technique allows readers to form a vivid image of the character, enhancing their understanding and connection to the story. It also provides context that can lead to deeper emotional engagement with the character's experiences and motivations.
18 of 2018 of 20 Items Question When developing a character, why does an author rely heavily on description and sensory language?(2 points) Responses to help readers picture what the character is like to help readers picture what the character is like to help readers make connections about the relationships between characters to help readers make connections about the relationships between characters to help readers feel more suspense about what the character will do next to help readers feel more suspense about what the character will do next to help readers make guesses as to the author chose to write about this character to help readers make guesses as to the author chose to write about this character Skip to navigation page 1 of 1
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