Question

1. what are we looking for when we examine the imagery in a story?

a. sensory details/sensory language.
b. any instance of a character painting or practicing photography.
c. the illustration on the cover of a story.
d. language related to vision specifically.

Explanation:

Imagery in a story often involves sensory details/sensory language which can appeal to the reader's senses like sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell to create vivid mental pictures.

Answer:

A. Sensory details/sensory language.