SENSORY IMAGERY

Which of the following senses is NOT typically appealed to in sensory imagery?

• A. Sight

• B. Hearing

• C. Taste

• D. Time

Which literary device is used to create vivid descriptions that appeal to the senses?

  

• A. Simile

• B. Metaphor

• C. Sensory imagery

• D. Alliteration

In sensory imagery, which sense is evoked by describing a scene as "the sweet aroma of freshly baked bread"?

•   A) Sight

•    B) Touch

• C) Smell

•    D) Taste

Which of the following lines uses auditory imagery?

  

• A) "The sun kissed the horizon goodnight."

• B) "The waves crashed against the rocky shore."

•  C) "The velvet petals felt smooth beneath her fingertips."

• D) "The bitter taste of disappointment lingered in the air."

Which sense is NOT directly mentioned in the description "the soft petals brushed against her skin"?

• A) Sight

• B) Touch

•    C) Smell

• D) Taste

What effect does sensory imagery have on literature?

   A) It makes the writing more confusing.

   B) It creates a deeper connection with the reader.

   C) It eliminates the need for descriptive language.

   D) It reduces the emotional impact of the text.

• A) It makes the writing more confusing.

• B) It creates a deeper connection with the reader.

•  C) It eliminates the need for descriptive language.

•    D) It reduces the emotional impact of the text.

Which sense is evoked in the phrase "the silence was deafening"?

   A) Sight

   B) Hearing

   C) Touch

   D) Taste

• A) Sight

• B) Hearing

•  C) Touch

• D) Taste

Which of the following is an example of gustatory (taste) imagery?

   A) "The crisp autumn leaves crunched beneath my feet."

   B) "The hot chocolate warmed her hands on the chilly evening."

   C) "The distant sound of church bells echoed through the valley."

   D) "The scent of blooming flowers filled the garden."

•  A) "The crisp autumn leaves crunched beneath my feet."

• B) "The hot chocolate warmed her hands on the chilly evening."

• C) "The distant sound of church bells echoed through the valley."

•  D) "The scent of blooming flowers filled the garden."

Which sense does the line "the sunlit meadow danced with wildflowers" primarily appeal to?

   

• A) Sight

•   B) Hearing

• C) Touch

• D) Smell

What does sensory imagery aim to do in literature?

•  A) Confuse the reader

• B) Create a vivid and immersive experience

• C) Remove all descriptive elements

• D) Focus only on logical reasoning