How does sensory language affect tone in literary texts? A. Sues vivid details that relate to the sense of hearing to engage readers b. Uses words that relate to the five sense to reveal the authors feelings about a topic c. Uses words that relate to the five sense to create a specific atmosphere d. Uses voided details to help readers create a mental image of the scene

The correct answer is: **C. Uses words that relate to the five senses to create a specific atmosphere.**

Sensory language enhances the tone of a literary text by immersing readers in the experience through vivid descriptions that appeal to sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell. This engagement helps establish the mood and overall atmosphere of the piece, influencing how readers perceive the emotions and themes presented by the author.