How is illustration different from​ description?
A.
Illustration and description are​ synonymous; both focus on providing the reader with a visual using sensory language.
B.
An illustration represents the physical embodiment of the textual description.
C.
When you​ illustrate, you state a main point and then provide examples to support that​ point; then you use description to bring those examples to life with​ vivid, sensory language.
D.
Illustration is the only rhetorical strategy that cannot be mixed without types of​ strategies, whereas description can be.