A student's essay draft describes an event but lacks vividness and emotional depth. What technique should the advisor recommend to help the student 'show, don't tell'?

The correct answer to the question "A student's essay draft describes an event but lacks vividness and emotional depth. What technique should the advisor recommend to help the student 'show, don't tell'?" is Option B: Focus on sensory details, specific actions, and internal thoughts/feelings..

The other options — A) Add more adjectives and adverbs to every sentence., C) Include direct quotes from others who witnessed the event., D) Provide a summary of the emotional impact at the end of each paragraph. — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: To 'show, don't tell' involves immersing the reader in the experience through sensory details, concrete actions, and direct access to the writer's internal state, rather than just stating facts or em…