How does sensory language affect tone in literary texts?

Question

A. Uses words that relate to the five senses degree a specific atmosphere
B. it uses words that relate to the five senses, feel the authors feelings about a topic
C. it uses vivid details that relate to the sense of hearing to engage readers
D. it uses vivid details to help readers create a mental image of the scene

Answer 1

The best option that accurately describes how sensory language affects tone in literary texts is:

A. Uses words that relate to the five senses to create a specific atmosphere.

Sensory language enhances the tone by appealing to the reader’s senses, creating a vivid atmosphere that evokes emotions and helps convey the author's intended feelings towards the subject. While the other options touch on aspects of sensory language, A most directly addresses the relationship between sensory language and atmospheric tone.