Sensory Image Quiz

Sensory imagery refers to the use of sensory details to create mental images in writing and communication. Which of the following is NOT one of the five senses typically associated with sensory imagery?

• Visual (sight)
  

• Auditory (sound)

• Tactile (touch)

• Temporal (time)

When using sensory imagery, which of the following senses is primarily associated with describing how something tastes?

• Auditory

• Gustatory

• Olfactory

• Kinesthetic

Which type of sensory imagery involves describing how something smells?

• Olfactory

• Visual

• Auditory

• Tactile

"The sun cast a warm, golden glow over the tranquil meadow." In this sentence, which sense is primarily engaged in creating imagery?

• Visual (sight)

• Auditory (sound)

• Olfactory (smell)

• Gustatory (taste)

True or False: Sensory imagery can be used to engage the reader's senses and create a more vivid and immersive experience in writing and storytelling.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following sentences uses auditory imagery?

• The salty sea breeze tickled my skin as I walked along the shore.

• The symphony of chirping birds filled the morning air.

• I tasted the sweetness of victory as I crossed the finish line.

• The velvety petals of the rose felt soft to the touch.

True or False: Sensory imagery is limited to creative writing and is not used in other forms of communication, such as technical writing or scientific reports.

• TRUE

• FALSE

"The sizzling sound of bacon cooking in the pan filled the kitchen, and the aroma of coffee wafted through the air." Which senses are engaged in this sentence to create imagery?

• Auditory and gustatory

• Visual and olfactory

• Auditory and olfactory

• Visual and tactile

Which type of sensory imagery involves describing how something feels or its texture?

• Gustatory

• Tactile

• Olfactory

• Kinesthetic

True or False: Sensory imagery can be used to evoke emotions and enhance the reader's connection to the text.

• TRUE

• FALSE