Review on Creative Writing

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Imagery is a type of figurative language.

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No

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Imagery type: 'The shimmering sun sank into the sea as he knelt and revealed the red ring case.'

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Visual

Front

Imagery type: "The trees rustled in rhythm as the wind whistled gently through the leaves."

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Auditory

Front

Type of imagery: “The aroma of brewed coffee whiffed through the room, causing Virgil to stop and sniff.”

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Olfactory

Front

"John enjoyed the warmth of the soft, fuzzy blanket on a cold night."

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Tactile

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Form of writing: Following these claims are the results from the study. These claims are significant in knowledge.

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Academic

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Form of writing: 'Here are the results from the study. These claims are significant in the body of knowledge.'

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Academic

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Form of writing: 'It felt empty. A space kept aching for that filling.'

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Creative

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Technical writing uses evocative, humorous, and satirical phrases.

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False

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Imagery in the excerpt: 'The rooster crowed at dawn, John woke to his children's murmurs, and the clang of pots signaled breakfast.'

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Auditory