Aural and Tactile Images

What is the definition of imagery?

• • a) The use of vivid language to create pictures in the reader's mind.

• • b) The ability to memorize facts and figures.

• • c) The art of storytelling.

• • d) The study of language and literature.

Which of the following is NOT a type of imagery?

• • a) Visual

• • b) Auditory

• • c) Tactile

• • d) Telepathic

Aural imagery appeals to which sense?

• • a) Sight

• • b) Hearing

• • c) Touch

• • d) Taste

Tactile imagery appeals to which sense?

• • a) Sight

• • b) Hearing

• • c) Touch

• • d) Smell

What is the primary goal of using imagery in writing?

• • a) To confuse the reader.

• • b) To make the writing more concise.

• • c) To engage the reader's senses.

• • d) To make the writing more formal.

Strong verbs can enhance the impact of imagery.

• True

• False

Vague language is effective in creating vivid imagery.

• True

• False

Showing is more powerful than telling when using imagery.

• True

• False

Aural and tactile imagery can be used together to create a more immersive experience.

• True

• False

Write an example of aural imagery.