I NEED THIS ASAP PLZ You recently received a ticket for free entrance to an event in your city. You went to the event. Write a letter to a friend about the event. In your letter you should: • say how you got the ticket • describe where you went and what happened at the event • explain your feelings afterwards. The pictures above may give you some ideas, and you should try to use some ideas of your own. Your letter should be between 100 and 150 words long. Do not write an address.

Dear Mary,
Last Sunday, I received a free ticket to a carnival in my city. I received it by being the 100th lucky customer to purchase in Vegan supermarket ! How lucky ! I took the train to get there. Geez it was crowded and noisy but I had a lot of fun. I played some roller coaster rides and it was breath-taking ! It had a lot of bumps and I kept screaming the whole time. I also went to the circus and there were performers and dancers. They danced gracefully and had a lot of tricks. There were also clowns juggling and they made the audience laugh. I was exhilarated and exhausted.

Looking forward to your reply.

Love,
Brianna

I am writing second paragraph

Explanation:

Dear Samuel,

Hope you are good. How is your Mom and Dad doing? I received a free ticket to an event called bicycle riding. Even though I am not participating in the event, the event was a wonderful experience. The event started of nicely, but ended in a disaster. The cyclers were riding good until the finish line, until one of them slipped out of the cycle and hit the road. Everyone was inside having refreshments and did not see him. But I felt bored and was sitting near the finish line cheering for the cyclers. I saw him fall and immediately hurried to help him. I had my emergency mobile phone that my mother used to give me whenever we went outside. I quickly called the ambulance and they took him away to the hospital. It was an open mouthed experience.

Your friend,

Collin

Hope this helps

The correct answer is A. Sight

Explanation:

Imagery uses details or sensory language to appeal to one of the fifth senses. In the case presented, the author uses sensory language mainly to appeal to the sight of the reader. This is because the text include details such as "found him huddled beneath a red nightshade", "he fell backward onto the earth" or "the front of his shirt were stained in brilliant red" that allows the reader to create a mental image of all the situation described as one of the characters find "Doodle" is death. Thus, the imagery, in this case, appeals to the sight.