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ImagerySet 8

1What is the impact of using vivid imagery in persuasive speeches?

2How does the poet support the theme of transformation in "Sonnets to Orpheus, Part Two, XII" ?

3Helps you make a picture in your head

4The technique of using 'emotive language' is .....

5A teacher asked students to write a paragraph using the five senses to describe something. What literary device were they asked to use?

6Feeling or atmosphere that a writer (speaker) creates for the reader (listener)

7In chapter one of The Scarlet Letter, the words "sad-colored," "weather-stained," and "black flower" help create an overwhelming mood of what type?

8These are purely products of imagination for, they evoke emotions.

9The definition of imagery is-

10Which semantic field would best build tension in a horror scene?

11"Often, you can identify MOOD or TONE by looking at .....

12What mood is conveyed in the following example? 'The sun shone brightly on the fields of blooming wildflowers, filling the air with a sweet scent.'

13What is is called when the author uses description and words to create a mental picture in a reader's mind?

14The sound made by reading poems with beats is called .....

15"To My Dear and Loving Husband" by Anne Bradstreet which is a poemWhich of the following lines from Bradstreet's poems is an example of a "domestic detail"?

16From the lines "His wings are clipped, and his feet are tied" , what imagery is used in the sentence?

17What is the effect of describing the woods as "silent and shadowy" ?

18Macbeth:By starting the play with three witches casting spells, Shakespeare could be said to be setting all of the following moods EXCEPT .....

19Gary Soto's STYLE could be described as .....

20Which of the following words best shows the mood of this poem?

21Choose the figurative language used in the line:"Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May"

22Poets use ....., or language that appeals to the senses, to help readers visualize what they read.

23The setting of the final Act (a jail cell) is primarily used by Miller to create a tone of:

24Why is the kinesthetic sense particularly important for athletes in imagery?

25Which sensory imagery is associated with "The cool water took our breath away"?

26How does the use of props contribute to a drama?

27When a story's setting is a quiet, snow-covered forest where the only sound is the soft whisper of falling snow, what mood does this imagery evoke?

28Which option best illustrates imagery?

29True or false: Personal narratives should include vivid imagery, dialogue, and emotional honesty.

30Descriptions and figures of speech used by writers to create vivid mental pictures in the mind of the reader.

31"The room was warm and clean, the curtains drawn, the two table lamps alight"-The mood in the opening scene is-

32Understanding connotation helps readers

33Figurative language that creates a mental image and appeals to other kinds of senses, especially in a literary work.

34The feeling of the atmosphere. It is determined through setting.

35Multiple Choice-Combined

36I'm a little chickenready to hatchPecking at my shellWhat sense do these three lines appeal to?

37Jonathan Edwards uses this literary device to create vivid pictures in the minds of his audience in "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."

38Which sentence contains imagery that appeals to the sense of smell?

39What type of figurative language is this: "The man was wrinkled, and his eyes, though piercing in their unusual lightness, seemed tired. The flesh around them, was darkened into shadowed circles."

40What is the author's purpose when they use senses to tell the reader about a topic?

41Which of the following are reasons to read a literary work by examining its linguistic context?

42Figurative language helps writers-

43"Currer Bell's book found acceptance nowhere, nor any ackowledgement of merit, so that something like the chill of despair began to invade her heart" is an example of .....

44What characteristic makes the Psalms stand out as a collection of poems?

45"Mood" in a setting refers to

46What does an author use to create imagery?

47Details within a story that describewhat is seen, heard, felt, smelled,and tasted

48A descriptive poem often includes-

49If a musician mixed John Lennon's dream with Evanescence's shelter, the new song would MOST likely show imagination as .....

50The phrase "a gloomy silence" creates what tone?

51RL.6.4-Determine word meanings; analyze figurative language: The author uses imagery to show the setting by:

52The form of imagery employed in the following sentence tells us that Greg is enjoying the fragrance of ..... The sweet aroma of the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies wafted from the kitchen to the living room, causing Greg's stomach to rumble.

53Language that creates pictures by appealing to the senses of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.

54Descriptive words or phrases that create an impression and that appeal to one or more of the five senses

55The 4 areas you should focus on when analysing are:

56In the poem, "The sky was dark, the stars were bright, lighting up the silent night." What word shows the sense of sight?

57What are sensory details?(Literary Device)

58The photos, graphics, and videos that help to promote it form the

59The sensory details or figurative language used to describe, arouse emotion, or represent abstract ideas in more descriptive terms for an audience.

60How does each author convey resilience differently?

61What type of sensory language is being used in the below statement, "The soap in the washtub burned my skin, and Mami scrubbed me so hard her fingernails dug angry furrows into my arms and legs."