Why do authors use sensory language to create imagery? A. Immerses readers deeply into a story helping them connect to the characters and setting b. Explains how readers should feel about the characters and setting in a story c. Makes sure no two readers feel the same way about a story d. Helps readers focus on th most important ideas or concepts in a story

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. Immerses readers deeply into a story helping them connect to the characters and setting.

Sensory language enhances the reader's experience by appealing to the senses, thereby creating vivid imagery that allows readers to visualize the story, feel the emotions of the characters, and immerse themselves in the setting. This connection fosters a deeper engagement with the narrative.