Question

14 the imagery in lines 6–10 primarily appeals to the sense of —
a sound
b smell
c touch
d sight

15 the image /fierce as a dog with tongue lapping for action in line 12 conveys chica
a vitality and resilience
b misery and despair
c love and appreciation
d corruption and greed
grade 11

Explanation:

Question 14

To determine the sensory appeal of imagery, we analyze the options. Imagery in literature often appeals to sight (descriptions of visual elements like colors, shapes, scenes). Sound (A) would involve auditory descriptions, smell (B) olfactory, touch (C) tactile. Since the question is about imagery's primary sense appeal, and without the text, but typically such imagery (if about visual descriptions) or by process of elimination, sight is common. But wait, maybe the text (lines 6 - 10) has visual imagery. Assuming standard literary analysis, imagery appealing to sight is common. But let's check options: A (sound) - auditory, B (smell) - olfactory, C (touch) - tactile, D (sight) - visual. So the answer is D.

The image of a dog with tongue lolling for action (line 12) - a dog like this is energetic, ready, vibrant. So "vitality and resilience" (A) fits as it shows energy and ability to keep going. Misery/despair (B) is negative, love/appreciation (C) is emotional, corruption/greed (D) is negative. So A is correct.

Answer:

D. sight

Question 15