Imagery? Or Not

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Identify the type of imagery: He slammed his fist against the wall, and immediately regretted the ridiculous show of force.

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touch imagery

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The sickly-sweet aroma of night-blooming jasmine was inescapable.

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smell imagery

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What type of imagery is used in the sentence: "She raced to the wall and scanned the list, but was disappointed when she did not find her name on it."?

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no imagery

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The steady drip, drip, drip of the faucet was a soft, but persistent intrusion on his thoughts.

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sound imagery

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The woods were empty as far as he could tell, not so much as a whisper, and yet he couldn't shake the feeling he wasn't alone. Options: touch imagery, no imagery, visual imagery, smell imagery

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visual imagery

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Identify the type of imagery: She cleared her throat to make her presence known, trying not to interrupt but needing to speak to the man immediately.

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sound imagery

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What type of imagery is used in the sentence: "They were still two miles from the ocean, but the salty sea had already caught the attention of the horses."?

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smell imagery

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What type of imagery is used in the sentence: "Under the flowering magnolia a red and white checkered picnic blanket was spread out, china plates and silverware glistening brightly, the fruit and cheese they bore already starting to ferment." Options: smell imagery, touch imagery, no imagery, visual imagery

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visual imagery

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"I didn't do it," she mumbled hopelessly, "I had cheerleading practice, and I forgot to do my homework."

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sound imagery

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What type of imagery is present in the sentence: 'Inserting a page into the typewriter, Dexter felt excited, just as he always did when he was preparing to begin start a new novel.'? Options: visual imagery, sound imagery, no imagery, touch imagery

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no imagery