Read the statements carefully and identify what imagery is used - visual, olfactory, auditory, gustatory, tactile.

“The garden was enveloped with darkness, pitch black with not a single hint of starlight as the moon hides itself behind the thick clouds,”

“The piercing shriek of the child breaks the silence inside the manor, alarming every sleeping soul within the vicinity.”

“The Turkish delight was sweet, sugary, almost melting the same time she takes a bite, and it reminds her of her mother’s homemade ones,”

“The cool metal kisses my skin as I lean against the compact book shelf on the left side of the library,”

“The shop whiffs of coffee and old book pages, and sometimes, a little bit of buttery cookies baked at seven in the morning,”

Read the statements carefully and identify what figurative language is used.

“Look, I get it. You want to see your precious Stella. But trust me, I’ve looked a hundred times inside the hall and not a single strand of hair, Julien!”

“The stars tonight brilliantly shine like those sparkly glitters dotted over a black cloth,”

“Wow, what a nice weather! All the muddy grounds, too! I just hope it’s rainy every day because I enjoy getting soaked in the middle of the day,” says Dylan, scowling deeply at the skies in distaste.

“It took him a moment to realize that the entire city screams in all Filipino glory – hinting that Manila is waving hello at him,”

“This entire mission is a house of cards – one wrong move and we crumble, remember that.”