Imagery

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What is imagery?

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Imagery is the use of descriptive language that appeals to our senses, helping us to visualize scenes, hear sounds, taste flavors, smell aromas, and feel textures.

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What are the five senses?

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The five senses are sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.

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Which sense does the word 'aroma' appeal to?

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The word 'aroma' appeals to the sense of smell.

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What does it mean to appeal to the sense of sight?

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To appeal to the sense of sight means to use descriptive language that helps the reader visualize what is being described.

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Give an example of imagery that appeals to the sense of taste.

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An example of imagery that appeals to the sense of taste is: 'The sweet, juicy watermelon dripped with refreshing juice as I took a bite.'

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Which sense is NOT part of the five senses?

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Emotion is NOT part of the five senses.

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How does imagery enhance a story?

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Imagery enhances a story by allowing readers to see, hear, taste, smell, and feel what the characters experience, making the story more vivid and engaging.

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What sense does the phrase 'ears rang' appeal to?

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The phrase 'ears rang' appeals to the sense of sound.

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What is an example of imagery that appeals to the sense of touch?

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An example of imagery that appeals to the sense of touch is: 'The rough bark of the tree scratched my palm as I climbed up.'

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What does it mean to appeal to the sense of smell?

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To appeal to the sense of smell means to use descriptive language that helps the reader imagine or recall scents.