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which aspect of storytelling stimulates the audience's senses, A. Voice. B. Theme. C. Rhythm. D. Imagery
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which aspect of storytelling stimulates the audience's senses, A. Voice. B. Theme. C. Rhythm. D. Imagery
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I would think it would be imagery, because well written imagery engages all of the audience's senses.
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it would be A bc the audience is litening to the voice and will respond to it
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