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ImagerySet 6

1..... is Language that appeals to the senses (SENSORY DETAILS)

2Jessie did what throughout the story to help others understand math?

3What do authors use to help create vivid images in the minds of their readers?

4Body Dysmorphia or Positive Body Image?Every morning, Maya stands in front of the mirror with a smile, appreciating the reflection that looks back at her. She sees her body as a canvas that tells the story of her life-the scars from childhood adventures, the strong muscles from years of dance, the stretch marks that symbolize her glow up and the moles that make her uniquely her.

5LITERARY ELEMENTS / TECHNIQUES:The cotton-soft, satin fabric.The words above are an example of .....

6"You never linger so, but graze before them all, and go afar to crop sweet grass, and take your stately way leading along the streams, until at evening you run to be the first one in the fold."

7The sensory details in a story are details that .....

8The speaker celebrates the differences of Americans in "I Hear America Singing" by describing:

9"Evening full of the linnet's wings" uses which literary device?

10How does an author's use of vivid imagery impact the audience?

11When Sasha's sister, Mika, made it to the top of the slide she felt like she was on top of the clouds! Why did the author include sensory language?

12The use of vivid sensory language in literature

13Sensory details include sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste

14Identify the sensory images used.19. A blinking red light from the truck's turn-signal illuminated our darkened home

15Why is it important to choose your images carefully when using figurative language?

16Descriptive words and phrases that re-create sensory experiences for the reader-word pictures.

17In paragraph [1], how does John Lewis establish the tone of the speech?

18Assertion (A): The Thought Fox fuses natural and mental imagery. Reason (R): Hughes blurs the line between external nature and internal thought to show their shared vitality.

19What is the purpose of using sensory language in the text?

20Sensory language is defined as:

21The emotion in a poem is called .....

22"Whirling suddenly, he slammed back against the wall. HIs face contracted in agony and sweat streamed down his face." What words best describe the author's tone?

23A dark room with one spider web of light over the vulture's eye

24In the poem, "Rain on the Roof", what does the poet attach the darkness with?

25The poet breaks for a third stanza after line 72. He most likely structured the poem this way to highlight the third stanza's mood of

26What mood fits the description in A Walk in the Woods: "Darkness fell quickly and heavily, which made the wildness outside seem even more severe"

27To use your senses to visualize what is being read

28What type of figurative language is used in the phrase: "crimson kiss"? Crimson means deep red.

29The main function of the belles-lettres (literary) style is:

30What tone is created by these lines: "The empty swings creak in the wind / The playground silent, forgotten"?

31"Ice crackled and pinged against the family room window" is an example of which sensory detail?

32Bright sunlight spilled through the windows as laughter filled the kitchen." What is the tone of this sentence?A. GloomyB. TenseC. CheerfulD. Nervous

33What does poet's mind start making when it rains?

34Compare morning and evening shadows. Which statement is most accurate for a clear day?

35Why might sensory details be more effective in creative writing than in technical writing?

36The sweet smell of the double chocolate cookies flows through the air.

37All of the following are examples of figurative language that may help an author create imagery EXCEPT:

38Which type of figurative language is words that create a visual picture in your brain?

39The bright, golden sun filled the morning sky.

40The dog yelped after stepping on a prickly burr, and then I almost yelped when I yanked it from his paw and the prickles pierced my fingers.What type of imagery is used here?

41Stanza two of the poem 'Lineage' uses which literary device in helping the reader visualize the grandmothers?

42Which diction appeals to the senses and describes things you can see, touch, or hear?

43What is sensory detail?

44Which word best describes the mood of chapter 16?

45What tone is communicated through the sentence: As the stars twinkled in the night sky, Romeo kissed Juliet.

46Fill in the blank: ..... is the emotional atmosphere of a work.

47Which of the following best describes the tone of a poem that uses dark imagery and somber language?

48The author uses the five senses to tell about a topic.

49Why might a writer zoom in on a character's hands trembling?

50What is "sensory language"?

51When Thoreau describes nature in precise detail, what effect does this create?

52Which of the following best describes the tone of this sentence?"The old mansion stood abandoned, its windows dark and shattered, whispering tales of sorrow to the wind."

53Using humor or vivid imagery to tell a story

54We hit the beach early on Saturday, the last day of our trip. As soon as I got out of the car, I smelled the salty air and heard waves roaring in my ears. What technique is being used?

55A type of literature that uses the sounds, rhythms, and meanings of words to describe the world in striking and imaginative ways

56A character's feelings can be seen in their actions and words.

57Which of these sentences is most likely to persuade someone to visit the seaside?

58In a story, if a character is described as having "a furrowed brow and clenched fists" during a conversation, what can you infer about their emotional state?

59When an author uses descriptive language to convey the emotions of the main character in a novel, their primary purpose is likely:

60Painting a picture with words

61In the poem, Preludes by T.S. Eliot, imagery is used. Which line appear tothe sense of touch? 1. The winter evening settles down 4. The burnt-out ends of smoky days.2. With smell of steaks in passageways. 5. And now a gusty shower wraps3. Six o'clock. 6. The grimy scraps