What allows a reader to see, smell, hear, feel, and taste what’s going on in the story

Descriptive wording and imagery allows the readers to engage their senses when reading a story.
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The appropriate term is "sensory details." This simply means that a story includes details that appeal to the senses (smell, hearing, sight, taste, feel). These details allow the reader to see, smell, hear, feel, and taste what's going on in the story. 

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Explanation:

In stories, a conflict is a literary element that refers to the clash, disagreement or struggle between two opposing groups or individuals that create tension and keeps the reader interested in the narrative.

Normally, the central conflict of a story unfold in the Rising Action stage and reaches its turning point in the Climax stage, where the main characters make decisions that determine the direction of the story for better or for worse.