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ImagerySet 5

1Creates vivid word pictures; five senses

2What sense does the following passage appeal to?"She slowly cleared her gravelly throat to make her presence known ..... "

3Describe the mood from A Walk in the Woods: "But then the wind rose, then rose again, until it was blowing with an end-of-the-world fury that seemed to have even the trees in a panic ..... "

4Why is local color important in understanding the socio-cultural context of a story?

5What literary device uses descriptive words that appeal to the senses

6Which option most accurately contrasts dialogue and imagery as presented?

7Emotive language is when you .....

8Define the following term: Imagery

9As we walked through the scorching desert, the sun beat down on us. The image being created here is .....

10Select the correct figurative language term for the definition below:Descriptive language that appeals to the 5 senses (Touch, Taste, Sight, Sound, and Smell).

11If you read about how a delicious piece of blueberry pie tastes. He MOST LIKELY responds by .....

12What writing strategy is being used in the following example: The autumn leaves are a blanket on the ground.

13How does literature encourage empathy and understanding?

14What creates atmosphere MOST effectively?

15Identify the effect of the weighted words in the following: The crowd of shoppers were a bubbling, overflowing stream splashing and churning into the store

16What is the type of figurative language where the writer uses descriptive words and phrases related to the 5 senses?

17Which line best fits a descriptive poem?

18What is the effect of the vivid imagery in the poem 'Chicago'?

19What is the main idea behind using figurative language?

20Figurative language is mainly used to-

21What do we call the combination of figurative language and the five senses to create a mental picture?

22The ending, where Lina and Doon see the moon and stars, represents the theme of:

23Sensory Imagery: Barefoot, the warm mud molds my feet.

24Read the following hook: Towering buildings line the streets with huge billboards, neon signs, and people in every direction.What type of hook is used above?

25Avery and Luna were walking past a bakery. Which sentence best illustrates imagery?

26"The cold wind whipped through the broken shutters as the girl stepped into the silent, abandoned house." What is the mood?

27What type of imagery is portrayed in the following sentence?The classroom was quiet.

28The character or feeling or mood of a place or situation.

29The use of figurative language to evoke a feeling (involves the 5 senses)

30Every story has at least one character, if not numerous characters. The author reveals the personality of a character by:

31Which of the following does an author use to create mood?

32In creative nonfiction, characters are usually:

33What is the role of 'anchorage' in media texts?

34The big headed, gray alien with the little, round pot belly looked on as the giant yellow beam zeroed in on the lonely cow.

35TRUE OR FALSE:Setting includes smells.

36Select the option that correctly classifies the connotations of fire and ice, as suggested in the poem.(I) rage (II) violence (III) indifference (IV) hate (V) greed

37Which sentence uses words and phrases that give off a scary effect to the reader? (THINK MOOD)

38The atmosphere in the story that creates a feeling on the reader is-

39When analyzing a character's looks, what should readers consider?

40Author's Choice: Description (Imagery)This sentence appeals to which sense:The concert was so loud that her ears rang for days afterward.

41What is the effect of the author's use of vivid imagery in the passage about West Texas?

42Regarding "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God":What is the basic way in which Edwards tries to move his listeners in "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?

43Language that helps the reader picture parts of the story

44What sense does the following passage appeal to?"The sickly-sweet aroma of night-blooming jasmine was inescapable.."

45Which sentence from the story best appeals to the reader's sense of touch.

46Vivid descriptive imagery

47In a story, if the setting is described as "a dilapidated mansion at the end of a winding, overgrown path," what mood is most likely being conveyed?

48Heavy description to help see what is going on

49How does Auden make The Capital such a powerful poem?

50In TPCASTT, what are you looking for when you look at connotation?

51What literary device is used in: "A heap of broken images" ?

52Creating a picture using the senses

53"Ode to Enchanted Light and Sleeping in the Forest" are alike in that they both

54Which of the following descriptions best captures a somber mood?

55What is the following an example of? Her palms were burned so terribly that once healed they bore no lines, only the blank scar tissue of a quieter future.

56What does the setting in a poem tell us?

57Non-rational imagery

58Read the following poem:"The Eagle" by Alfred Lord Tennyson"He clasps the crag with crooked hands;Close to the sun in lonely landsRing'd with the azure world he standsThe wrinkled sea beneath him crawls;He watches from his mountain walls ..... "This passage contains all of the following EXCEPT:

59What striking image does Calpurnia dream about?

60The line breaks and short lines in the poem primarily contribute to

61In the poem, "The fresh-cut grass smelled so green, the scent of summer clean." What word shows the sense of smell?