Descriptive details the a. eliminate unnecessary information. b. present information in a logical way. c. organize details in order of importance. d. envision a concept or scenario.

The correct answer is D. Envision a concept or scenario

Explanation:

A detail is a piece of information about something that helps the writer to explain something to the reader. In the case of descriptive details, these are information added to describe how something is or looks, for example, the features, color, size or location of something during a narrative. The use of descriptive details allows the reader to understand the ideas or description related to a concept or scenario as through the details the reader can recreate, imagine or envision how something is in a detailed way. This means the reader is somehow transported into the scene as the text includes precise and multiple details on how everything is or looks. Thus, it can be concluded descriptive details help the reader envision or imagine in a precise way a concept or scenario.

Descriptive details help the reader d. envision a concept or scenario. The more detailed a description is, the more the reader can use their imagination to picture the concept or situation described. For example, it is not the same to say "the cat was on the table" than to say "the siamese cat with sparkling blue eyes and a red collar was on the old, wooden, elizabethan dining room table." The more details an author adds, the easier it is to envision the scenario.

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