The document provides definitions and examples of using specific details and effects to help readers visualize people, places, things, or events being described in a story or paragraph. Specific details might include vivid sensory descriptions of food, sights, smells, or textures. Effects aim to evoke emotions in the reader through impactful anecdotes or experiences.

1. Specific Details for Effect Walker Byers Cody Maxedon Robert Russell

2. Definition of Specific Detail and Effect To add specific information to help the reader visualize a person, place, or thing.

3. Examples The fully loaded nachos glistened from the light as I reached out and grabbed some to get on a train towards my mouth. Jesus once told me that if I ever wanted to get some nachos that I would have to travel across the red sea and fight the mighty ferocious green tiled dragon that lives in a old smelly cave that had cable instead of dish. One day when I was playing COD my grandpa popped out of the T.V and said “you know Nam was way worse then this game…. A lot of people died and smelt like warm Chinese food with a hint of cat in it.”

4. Example in paragraph One day Cody, Robert, and Me were walking down the road……………. When we all got hit by a semi. =( we all got scraped up by this huge guy with an enormous axe. Then I punched him in his very blubbery so called abs. And then I ran away and he was running the opposite way because people with axes don’t like tacos when they get thrown at them. BTW he was fat. And his name was Steve-O.

5. Example in real life