The use of rich, colorful, precise language that moves and enlightens the reader refers to:
C. Word choice.
- Word choice refers to the writer's use of language in a way that describes something precisely, with richness of details, in a way that not only is understandable to readers but also helps visualization.
- Let's compare two examples to have a better idea:
1. The sky looks beautiful today.
- The sentence above is an example of poor word choice. What does the beautiful sky look like? Beauty is subjective, so what is beautiful to the author may not be beautiful to me. Are there any clouds, for instance?
- Now, take a look at the sentence below:
2. It was morning, barely the start of a new day, and the beautiful sky was just waking up. Going from red and golden to bright, deep blue, it seemed to move slowly, to stretch is limbs like the sun rays - little by little.
- The example above shows a much stronger word choice. We can now visualize what the beautiful sky looks like.
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