b. imagining the scene described by the author’s words
Explanation:
Fiction defined by the Cambridge Dictionary is “the type of book or story that is written about imaginary characters and events and is not based on real people and facts”. To understand a fiction story, we need to be aware of all the details that the author is portraying to us. As stated, a skilled fiction writer describes action clearly and vividly to help picture the scenes of a story in your mind. Example: “Lieutenant Ellen Ripley awoke from her long journey in space with a hole in her memory and an overwhelming drive to survive. When she meets Wilks and Billie, two battered veterans in the war against the aliens she realizes she's found two comrades in arms--and she's ready to take up the fight. Only then does she discover the devastating secret that lurks behind her long sleep. When she, Wilks, and Billie prepare to meet the aliens head-on to turn a powerful alien queen against her spawn in a battle intended to save Earth, that secret becomes her greatest weapon-and her greatest liability. As the fate of Earth hangs in the balance, Ripley and Billie must come to terms with what it means to be an alien . . . and what it means to be human.” (Aliens: The Female War by Steve Perry)
