Week 4 (Stylistic/literary/language Devices)

Question 1

Imagery

Answer 1

Visually descriptive or figurative language

Question 2

Figurative

Answer 2

Departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical

Question 3

Visual imagery

Answer 3

Colours/shades/hues
Quantities
Shapes
Sizes
Light/brightness/darkness
Clarity/contrast/definition
Position

Question 4

Auditory imagery

Answer 4

A form of mental imagery that it used to organise and analyse sounds when there is no external auditory stimulus present

Question 5

Tactile imagery

Answer 5

Descriptive language that appeals to the sense of touch, creating vivid impressions of how things feel

Question 6

Olfactory imagery

Answer 6

Being able to experience the sensation of smell when an appropriate stimulus is absent

Question 7

Gustatory imagery

Answer 7

Taste

Question 8

Kinaesthetic imagery

Answer 8

Actions and movements of people or objects

Question 9

Persona

Answer 9

The aspect of their character or nature that they present to other people, perhaps in contrast to their real character or nature

Question 10

Thermal imagery

Answer 10

A type of sensory imagery that uses descriptive language to evoke the sense of heat or temperature

Question 11

The synesthesia

Answer 11

The blending or association of two unrelated senses to create a more vivid or imaginative description

Question 12

To emote/ an/the emotion(s) / emotive (language)

Answer 12

The use of words and phrases to evoke an emotional response in the reader or listener

Question 13

Evocative language

Answer 13

Language that brings vivid images, emotions or memories to mind, effectively engaging the reader or listener