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Which use of imagery best creates a specific, believable setting? A. When the storm came, I ran inside as fast as I could. B. Although the park was pretty nice, it wasn't too nice. C. Greta's smile looked
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Which use of imagery best creates a specific, believable setting?

A. When the storm came, I ran inside as fast as I could.
B. Although the park was pretty nice, it wasn't too nice.
C. Greta's smile looked like a sideways apostrophe.
D. The sands of the beach sparkled in the gentle sun.

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Answer:

D

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Has more detail than the rest.

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D. The sands of the beach sparkled in the gentle sun.

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