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Imagery

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  • orange, silky, dew-covered, bright appeal to the sense of:
    sight
  • The thunder clapped loudly shaking the house. What type of imagery is this?
    sound/ hearing
  • The grass tickled his shin and the sweat cooled his brows. What type is this?
    touch
  • The tree bark was rough against her skin.
    touch
  • He slipped and rolled on the floor.
    touch
  • The silence was broken by the peal of the piano keys, as Shae practiced.
    hearing
  • The aroma of chocolate filled the air.
    smell
  • She smelled the scent of the hibiscus flowers from the garden.     What type is this?
    Scent
  • Which is an example of touch? sour, waves, soft, stinky, yellow
    soft
  • What sense does the word auditory match?
    hearing
  • Which is NOT a part of imagery? sight, smell, hearing, emotion, taste
    emotion
  • clanking, tapping, quacking, thumping, sputtering appeal to the sense of :
    hearing
  • What sense does visual match?
    sight
  • The wriggling worms wriggled into the mud.
    sight
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