How can a writer edit a narrative to include vivid imagery? select three options.

use specific, strong verbs in place of general ones
use dialogue to develop the character
use descriptive words that appeal to the reader's senses
use setting to place the story for the reader
use active voice to show instead of tell the reader

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use specific, strong verbs in place of general onesuse descriptive words that appeal to the reader's sensesuse active voice to show instead of tell the reader

Explanation:

Vivid imagery appeals to the senses and to the reader's closeness. Vividness is realised by making the reader feel he / she is right there sensing what the writer is describing. Strong verbs and specific ones will be more helpful that general verbs. Compare: The bacon was sizzling on the pan vs  The bacon was getting cooked on the pan.The words used should appeal to the reader's sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell.Active voice reflects more vivid descriptions than passive voice. Compare:  The jelly melted smoothly onto the fluffly pancakes vs Some smooth jelly was put on the pancakes.