How does the excerpt with descriptive language compare to the ordinary language?

English

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ANEK [815]3 years ago

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Answer:

B.) The descriptive language gives a clearer picture.

Explanation:

In comparison to the ordinary language, descriptive language always provide the audience with a clearer picture of situation, idea, or person as it involves the vivid details and descriptive words that assist the readers to visualize the scenario through their imagination by forming 'mental images.'

In the given second passage(in descriptive language), the descriptive details like 'came forth, suitable to his years, fair subjects, immediately, affections, subordinate arrangements, etc.' help the readers to form 'mental images' through which they can visualize the situation. It allows them to have a sensory experience that aids them to involve themselves in the scene and understand it more clearly and comprehensively. Thus, option B is the correct answer.

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