Imagery Pre-test & Post-test

Here are the sentences which use imagery, except ....

• Her dress is so beautiful in bright blue with full of glitters around it.

• I bit that chewy candy. Once it was sweet, but the more I chewed it, the more it burnt my mouth.

• That big fire ate the house, until it became debris.

• I felt the cold air stabbed hard my skin.

Imagery uses these senses, except ....

• Visual

• Extrasensory

• Auditory

• Gustatory

The sentence which uses gustatory (taste) is ....

• The noodles seem so pale, like a dead person.

• The air conditioner freezed my skin. I would die if I did not drink the hot chocolate.

• I enjoyed eating the sushi.

• The candy melted on my mouth. The composition was pleasing my tongue.

What is imagery?

• Interesting dialogue

• Vivid sensory description

• Character development

• Both B and C

One type of imagery which uses touch sense in expressing what the author feels is called as ... imagery.

• auditory

• olfactory

• tactile

• gustatory

Olfactory is the imagery for sense of ....

• Touch

• Smell

• Taste

• Sound

These sentences which use auditory imagery are, except ....

• Gentle peal of piano keys broke the silence.

• The pigs oinked happily when the farmer came bringing them foods.

• The bell rang at the school.

• The scream she let out was horrifyingly painful to listen to.

When we want to describe sound we hear, we can use ... imagery.

• Olfactory

• Gustatory

• Auditory

• Conservatory

When we want to use visual imagery, we can describe a thing from its aspects, except ....

• Size

• Color

• Texture

• Shape

Here are the sentences which suit the senses, except ....

• Olfactory - The old woman used antique stinky perfume, which annoyed all the villagers.

• Gustatory - The coffee is terribly hot until it burnt my lips.

• Auditory - The sound of whispers from my mom calmed my ears.

• Tactile - The brightning sun was burning my skin. The sweat cooled my brow.