I believe that it is D., all of the above, because figurative language surely does create vivid imagery:
The cold wrapped itself around me, whispering false promises in my ears, making me shiver.
Can't you just imagine the cold leaning over you, whispering things into your ear with its raspy, icy voice?
And it sets the mood and tone:
The sunlight sang through the forest and the wind whistled across the meadow.
You can obviously tell the mood and tone is happy and free, am I right?
And it can deliever the theme to the reader:
She was a rock, never moving ever since her sister died; could she move on?
The theme is whether or not this young lady can leave her grief behind and move on. Hope this helps!!! (:
What aspect of a story is most likely to change when presented in a different medium?
A) The climax of the plot
B) The audience's perception
C) The main character
D) The stakes of the conflict
Answer:
B) The audience's perception
Explanation:
The aspect of a story that is the most likely to change when it is presented in a different medium is B. The audience's perception.
There are different mediums through which a story can be told which can be either as a prose, drama, poetry, etc.
Presenting a story with the same theme on a poem is not likely to have the same perception or interpretation with the audience as if it was told through a drama.
Therefore, option B is correct because the other options are not the most likely to change the aspect of a story when told in a different medium.
D. the author uses allusion and description to create visual images.
In order to escape the spread of the plague, Prince Prospero invites “a thousand hale and light hearted friends from among the knights and dames of his court” to seal themselves “in deep seclusion” in an abbey of his castle, allowing no one to enter or leave.