Question

during the revision process, which type of wording should a writer delete in a narrative essay?

• descriptive details
• sensory details
• specific language
• vague language

Explanation:

In a narrative essay, the goal is to tell a clear and engaging story. Descriptive details, sensory details, and specific language enhance the narrative by adding depth, vividness, and clarity. Vague language, however, lacks precision and can make the narrative unclear or unengaging, so it should be deleted.

Answer:

D. vague language