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Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fourteen. Describing a Scene or a Person. Describing a Scene or a Person. Description is a verbal picture of a person, place, or thing. Describing a Scene or a Person. More than any other type of essay, a descriptive paper needs sharp , c o l o r f u l details.

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Chapter Fourteen

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  1. Chapter Fourteen Describing a Scene or a Person

  2. Describing a Scene or a Person Description is a verbal picture of a person, place, or thing.

  3. Describing a Scene or a Person More than any other type of essay, a descriptive paper needs sharp, colorful details.

  4. Describing a Scene or a Person DULL: “A fan was in the window.”

  5. Describing a Scene or a Person Colorful: “The blades of the rusty window fan clattered and whirled as they blew out a stream of warm, soggy air.” This description is rich in sense impressions. The reader receives a clearpictureof the fan and can more easily share the writer’sexperience.

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