Question

Ellis is creating a descriptive piece of writing. What strategy will MOST likely be effective in describing the scene, person, or experience in as many ways as possible?

(1 point)
Responses

use facts, logic, statistics, or anecdotal evidence that are all well-researched, accurate, and current

use facts, logic, statistics, or anecdotal evidence that are all well-researched, accurate, and current

carefully explain a specific timeline of events in chronological order, complete with historical references

carefully explain a specific timeline of events in chronological order, complete with historical references

consider how to appeal to each sense individually: sight, smell, taste, sound, and touch

consider how to appeal to each sense individually: sight, smell, taste, sound, and touch

work on explaining a variety of different points of view on the same subject

Answer 1

consider how to appeal to each sense individually: sight, smell, taste, sound, and touch

(This strategy—using sensory details—lets Ellis describe the scene/person/experience in many vivid ways.)