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    Imagery

    •a form of figurative/implied language that uses


    objects, actions, and ideas in such a way that it
    appeals to the senses. The types of imagery are
    visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and
    tactile.
    •It is important to use imagery to evoke moods/
    emotions through imagination. This can be
    established with images and sensory
    impressions.
    WARM UP

    •Sweet words illuminate 1)


    heavenly happiness but bitter
    words are burning fire in every
    caress words, a 2) taste so
    poisonous is like a 3) loud and
    sonorous gong of curse.
    Types of Imagery

    •Visual Imagery appeals to the


    sense of sight. It is something
    that is concrete and can be seen.
    Example: It was dark and dim in
    the forest.
    Types of Imagery
    •Auditory Imagery appeals to the
    sense of hearing. It is something
    that you can hear through your
    mind’s ears.
    Example: The pattering of the rain
    is heard against the window pane.
    Types of Imagery
    •Olfactory Imagery appeals to the
    sense of smell. It is something that
    you can smell through your mind’s
    nose.
    Example: The stench of body odor in
    a crowded LRT seeped through the
    fabric of my shirt.
    Types of Imagery
    •Gustatory Imagery appeals to the
    sense of taste. It is something that
    you can taste through your mind’s
    tongue.
    Example: Mouth-watering ripe
    mangoes, tender melons, and
    luscious cherries are served on a tray.
    Types of Imagery
    •Tactile Imagery appeals to the
    sense of touch. It is something that
    you can touch through your mind’s
    skin.
    Example: The soft velvety feel of silk
    and satin caressed my skin.
    •Directions: Unlock the imagery
    used in each sentence. Choices
    are provided inside the
    parentheses.
    •Directions: Unlock the imagery
    used in each sentence. Choices
    are provided inside the
    parentheses.
    a. The old man took the
    handful of dust, and
    sifted it through his skin
    and fingers (Auditory,
    Tactile)
    b. The sound of drum in
    the distance attracted
    him. (Visual, Auditory)
    c. The beacons of
    moonlight bathed the
    room in ethereal light
    (Olfactory, Visual)
    d. The wild gusts of wind
    pierced through his body.
    (Olfactory, Tactile)
    e. The burger, aromatic
    with spices, made his
    mouth water in
    anticipation of the first
    bite. (Gustatory, Auditory)
    Write a creative essay entry (not more
    than 300 words) about your most
    unforgettable experience. Use your
    knowledge about imageries to make your
    essay more descriptive. You may imagine
    someone has written it for you. Use a
    long-sized bond paper/one whole sheet
    of paper and make your own creative
    title.
    Rubric:
    Message 25 points
    Originality/ Creativity 25 points
    Grammar/Mechanics 25 points
    Organization 25 points
    TOTAL 100 points

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