SAT English Practice Question
The author’s use of figurative language helps to create a vivid and engaging reading experience for the reader. The author uses a variety of metaphors, similes, and personification to bring the story to life. For example, the author describes the protagonist’s heart as a “ship at sea,” which helps to convey the protagonist’s feelings of isolation and loneliness. What is the primary function of figurative language?
- A.create a humorous tone that appeals to the reader.
- B.create vivid imagery that helps the reader visualize the text.
- C.create a sense of mystery and suspense that keeps the reader engaged.
- D.emphasize the importance of the speaker’s message.
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