Question

an author may use sensory language to create imagery in a text. which function applies only to kinesthetic imagery? (1 point)
creating a vivid picture in the readers mind
evoking an emotional response in the reader
using description to appeal to the readers senses
conveying a feeling of action and movement to the reader

Explanation:

Kines - thetic imagery specifically focuses on the sense of movement and physical action. The option "conveying a feeling of action and movement to the reader" directly aligns with the nature of kinesthetic imagery. Other options like "using description to appeal to the reader's senses" is a more general description of imagery (could be visual, auditory etc. not just kinesthetic), "evoking an emotional response in the reader" is about emotional rather than kinesthetic aspect, and "creating a vivid picture in the reader's mind" is more related to visual imagery.

Answer:

conveying a feeling of action and movement to the reader