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ImagerySet 4

1Which one of these is NOT a use of sensory language?

2What type of figurative language is the sentence below?The twinkling stars blinked in the jet-black sky.

3What is the tone of the following sentence? The sun dipped low behind the hills, casting long shadows across the empty street. Elena tightened her coat and walked faster, the silence around her heavy and watchful.

4Sensory details or figurative language used to describe or arouse emotion and appeals to the reader or audience's senses.

5During their literature class, William, Evelyn, and David are studying a novel. How can they explore the tone and mood of the novel?

6Forms: images, illustrations, photographs, charts, graphs, icons, symbols, and colors

7What is an example of gustatory imagery from the text?

8How does Edwards try to move his listeners in "Sinners"?

9Which type of imagery is being used? "The children were screaming and shouting in the fields."

10"Air swirls with oud, amber, and incense" demonstrates:

11Determine the mood created by this sentence. The smiling educator strolled into the peaceful classroom.

12The stench from the skunk was so gross that I gagged.The following sentence appeals to the readers sense of:

13In line 3 of "Fences," the poet mentions the "Suitcase full of dollars" mainly to convey-

14In poetry, the poet uses sensory language. What language pertains to the sense of SMELL?

15The author's goal is often to evoke ..... in the reader.

16Which one of the following does Rossetti cite as a proof of the wind's existence?

17In Rabindranath Tagore's Gitanjali, the poem where the speaker longs for "deliverance" expresses a tension between

18Consider you are reading a novel and you come across a sentence where the author describes a character's feeling as 'a wave of despair washed over him'. What type of language is the author using here?

19Josh was folding a paper airplane when his teacher said, "Josh, what are you doing?" Josh's heart froze suddenly. Why did the author include sensory language?

20Writing that uses strong word choice and sensory details to create pictures in the minds of readers

21What does the "A" in PALME stand for when describing a picture?

22As Jane carried the cake to her car, she tripped and dropped the cake. She was frozen to her core.Why did the author include sensory language?

23Identify the literary technique:Superman has complete control over his heart allowing him to slow it down to nearly no audible beat and speed up the beating, making it quicker and louder.

24Which word from the poem would help you visualize or see the images in your mind?

25A collection of word pictures that appeal to the reader; uses devices such as a metaphor, simile, etc.

26Words that create mental pictures are .....

27The tinkle of sweet bells filled the air.

28In the selection, which words help the reader imagine the ants' experience?

29Illustrations can help you determine the mood in a story.

30Which rhetorical device involves the use of vivid and descriptive language to create a picture in the audience's mind?

31What emotion does the speaker primarily convey when reflecting on the daffodils?

32A form of poetry using visual effects by arranging words to create a clear picture or image.

33What MUST be included in a Set the Mood Lead?

34Which type of figurative language paints a picture in the reader's mind using descriptive words?

35How does literature reflect societal values in the exploration of the American Dream?

36They can also make the author appearsophisticated or well spoken.

37We use 'so, too ..... ' in imagery questions to analyse the .....

38Which of these is a make-believe?

39Which word pairs best describe the mood, or atmosphere, of "The Cask of Amontillado"?

40How does the author's use of descriptive language contribute to the passage's effectiveness?

41Words or phrases that appeal to a reader's senses and help the reader to visualize the reading in their mind

42Tone is determined mainly through-

43Identify the sensory images used.18. Ice cream makes my mouth feel cold

44Describes using 5 senses; helps you see it in your mind

45The use of pictures, figures of speech, and description to evoke ideas, feelings, and objects. Descriptive words to help picture the story.

46Imagery is the term given to a comparison beginning with "like" or "as

47What tone do Twain's word choice s like "burning ambition" and "permanent" create in his writing about the Mississippi?

48Which type of imagery is being used? "The girl ran her hands on a soft satin tablecloth."

49I smelled the warm, sweet, all-pervasive smell of silage, as well as the sour dirty laundry spilling over the basket in the hall. I could pick out the acrid smell of Claire's drenched diaper, her sweaty feet, and her hair crusted with sand.

50Words that are clumped together and resemble paragraphs in called ..... in poetry?

51Fill in the blank: ..... is the use of figures of speech to create vivid images that appeal to one of the senses.

52Appeals to the 5 senses

53Which of the following best identifies the mood created by Fitzgerald's description of Tom Buchanan's mansion in Chapter 1?

54Saavedra and Silverman: The imagery sessions involved all of the following except?

55What does vivid writing always include?

56The wind sent the dry leaves into a ..... in the yard.

57Which one of the following is not a part of descriptive writing?

58The mood of the Chapter 4 cover page (71) is best described as-

59Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a place where descriptive writing can be found?

60Poetry crafts language to create lines that elevate .....?

61Tintern Abbey ends with a wish that his sister may: