<span><span>Of
following choices given, the option that does not contribute to a writer’s
style is letter b. conflict. The rest are pretty much contributors. Imagery is
the ability to incorporate descriptive words to the write up. Description seeks
to involve readers by helping them see, hear, touch, smell, or taste. The
author may use adjectives (means to describes and modifies the noun) to strengthen his
words. Sentence structures </span>could be simple (one independent clause), compound (two
independent clause with coordinating conjunction), complex (a subordinate &
independent clause) and compound-complex sentences (subordinate & two
independent clause). It’s up to the writer how to use them well.</span>
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<u>Which of the following does not contribute to a writer’s style?</u>
<em>B. Conflict</em>
<u>Conflict</u> is one of the main <u>elements of a story</u> and it does not dictate an author's style. It is the <u>struggle</u> between the characters or any other force, and it is what unfolds in a plot.
There are two types of conflict: <u>external </u>(characters against a specific outside source) and <u>internal</u> (psychology of the characters).
It is answer B the "sentence features figurative language in the form of a simile" because they used the word "like" a metaphor would be they were sardines in a can