In "Mami and Papi," why does the author use sensory detail in her descriptions of the setting?

A.
She knows that none of her readers can relate to her childhood.

B.
She wants readers to be able to imagine the setting of Puerto Rico.

C.
She wants to recreate scenes that she can no longer remember well.

D.
She thinks that using such details will impress her parents.

Question

In "Mami and Papi," why does the author use sensory detail in her descriptions of the setting? 	
	
 
A.
	She knows that none of her readers can relate to her childhood.
	
 
B.
	She wants readers to be able to imagine the setting of Puerto Rico.
	
 
C.
	She wants to recreate scenes that she can no longer remember well.
	
 
D.
	She thinks that using such details will impress her parents.

pandagurl · Answer

Sensory detail is details that appeal to the senses. so describing how something looked, sounded, smelled, tasted, ect.

pandagurl · Answer

so that the readers can imagine the setting. So based on that, what do you think it is?