Imagery Lesson

There are 5 types of sensory imagery.

• True
• False

The 5 sensory imagery categories include sound, touch, taste, smell, and ____________

• taste

• sound

• visual

Imagery does what for the reader?

• Helps them to read
• Gives them a mental image and appeals to the senses
• Creates confusion in the poem

An author achieves and creates imagery through the use of _______________ words.

• complicated 
• misspelled
• descriptive
• funny

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
Ted was uncomfortable in his scratchy wool sweater.

• sight
• sound
• touch
• smell

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
The sharply sour apple made Mary's mouth pucker.

• sight
• sound
• taste
• smell

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
The bright maroon car caught the eye of every passerby as it zoomed down the road.

• sight
• sound
• taste
• smell

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
I caught a whiff of freshly baked bread as I passed by the bakery.

• sight
• sound
• taste
• smell

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
John's face glowed from the light of the fire.

• sight
• sound
• taste
• smell

Read the sentence. What type of sensory imagery is this an example of?
In the morning, the screeching brakes of the garbage truck outside of my house make my cat jump.

• sight
• sound
• taste
• smell