identify the sense the statements appeals to:

This type of imagery appeals to our sense of sight. it uses similes, metaphor, and personification in the description to narrate what he want his readers to see.

• a. visual imagery

• b. auditory imagery

• c. gustatory imagery

• d. tactile imagery

This type of imagery appeals to our sense of sound. This also use words that imitates sounds to create the sound experience for readers.

• a. visual imagery

• b. auditory imagery

• c. olfactory imagery

• d. gustatory imagery

This sense of imagery appeals to our sense of taste by describing something the narrator tastes. Its must effective when the author describes a taste a reader might have experienced before they can recall it from their memory.

• a. gustatory imagery

• b. tactile imagery

• c. visual imagery

• d. olfactory imagery

This type of imagery appeals to our sense of smell by describing something the narrator inhales.

• a. auditory imagery

• b. visual imagery

• c. olfactory imagery

• d. tactile imagery

This type of imagery appeals to our sense of touch by describing something the author feels on their body

• a. visual imagery

• b. olfactory imagery

• c. gustatory imagery

• d. tactile imagery

"the deep yellow hues of the sunset drowned in and mixed with the blues of the sea"

(a)  

"the chirping of the birds"

(a)  

" the honey suckle fragrant lawn lured the insects and flies; I could hear the crickets calling and singing their eerie song of the night

(a)  

"as I tumbled down the hill, the loose rocks raced alongside me, prickling my hands and face like a hundred tiny knives"

(a)  

"Joe plucked an apple right from the tree and crunched into it , the tart juices filling his mouth and running down his chin"

(a)