3.10 We will explain the authors use of imagery.

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What is imagery?

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Imagery is a group of words that describes how something smells, looks, sounds, feels, tastes, or makes you feel.

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What does the line 'With glee, it clapped loudly' suggest?

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The noises from the storm are loud and sharp.

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What do the lines 'He whimpered. He trembled. He jumped. He landed right by my side with a thump.' tell us about the dog?

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The dog felt scared or frightened.

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What does the phrase 'the warmth of sunshine' refer to in terms of imagery?

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It refers to feeling.

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How can imagery enhance a poem?

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Imagery helps readers visualize scenes and feel emotions, making the poem more engaging.

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What senses can imagery appeal to?

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Imagery can appeal to the senses of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.

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Why is imagery important in writing?

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Imagery creates vivid pictures in the reader's mind, enhancing understanding and emotional connection.

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What is an example of visual imagery?

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The bright, colorful flowers danced in the gentle breeze.

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What is an example of auditory imagery?

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The thunder rumbled like a giant's growl.

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What is an example of tactile imagery?

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The rough bark of the tree scratched my palm.