Question

read the paragraph from carmens personal narrative, at bat. \carmen martinez, number 42.\ i took a deep breath as my name rumbled through the loudspeaker. i was so nervous! with each step from the on - deck circle to the batters box, i thought my knees would give out and i would collapse. my stomach was in knots. one chance. i had one chance to help my team win this game so we could go to the state semifinals. i could hear the crowd cheering for me. \you got this!\ they screamed. \you can do this!\ i hoped i could. which is the best example of a vivid sensory detail? \i was so nervous!\ \i thought my knees would give out and i would collapse.\ \i had one chance to help my team win this game so we could go to the state semifinals.\ \i hoped i could.\

Explanation:

Sensory details appeal to senses. "Thought knees would give out and collapse" creates a vivid physical - sensation image. Other options are more general statements or thoughts without strong sensory appeal.

Answer:

"I thought my knees would give out and I would collapse."