Imagery and Inferring in Poetry

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Which word is an example of sensory language that appeals to a person’s sense of touch? Options: stifled, salty, soft, shiny

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soft

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Example of sensory language that appeals to sight: moist, creaking, quiet, colorful

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colorful

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Imagery is created through all of the following except:

Metaphors

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Sensory Questions

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Questions

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Similes

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Questions

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Imagery is most useful to

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Create a vivid image in the mind of the reader that helps him or her understand what is happening

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"Wandered Lonely as a Cloud": A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze - Why is this quotation considered imagery?

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This is imagery because it creates an image of how the daffodils are moving in the breeze.

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An author mainly uses imagery to

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Create pictures in the readers' minds about the text.