Imagery/Poetry

Front

What is the most likely reason that the poet includes this imagery? She holds a furry ball with paws- A baby squirrel just half her size

Back

To suggest that the baby squirrel is small.

Front

These lines help the reader picture the way the leaves - where they tumble and gather in piles and drifts

Back

look along the street

Front

tumbling in the suds, like me when I'm caught in an ocean wave. These lines mainly help the reader understand what being in a washing machine... Options: feels like, sounds like, smells like

Back

feels like

Front

What helps understand what it feels like to soar through the sky?

Back

the cool of the gentle breeze

Front

What may it feel like to climb a tree?

Back

through tunnels of leaves that sway

Front

A comparison using "like" or "as"

Back

simile

Front

A group of lines in a poem

Back

stanza

Front

Comparing two unlike things NOT using like or as is called...

Back

metaphor

Front

Which sense is this sentence appealing to?
I was mesmerized by the flickering sparkles of the bright fireflies.
Options: Sight, Hear/Sound, Taste, Smell, Feelings/Emotions

Back

Sight

Front

Which sense is this sentence appealing to?
I gasped when the cool slick snake slithered over my bare foot.
Options: Sight, Hear/Sound, Taste, Touch, Feelings/Emotions

Back

Touch