How does the author’s diction give clues to the story’s setting?

Question

(1 point)

The author uses descriptive terms to show that this is an other-worldly scene.

The author uses figurative language to show that this was an imaginary scene.

The author uses informal language to show that this took place long ago.

The author uses military terminology to show that this took place during a battle.

Answer 1

The option that best describes how the author's diction gives clues to the story's setting is:

The author uses descriptive terms to show that this is an other-worldly scene.

This choice indicates that the author's word choice and descriptive language help to create a vivid picture of a setting that is different from our own, suggesting an atmosphere that is fantastical or surreal.