Question

read the excerpt from \bluesman on the move.\ in spring i ambled down a road of cherry trees, each more lonely than the last. i trudged through endless fields of high grass, seeking refuge from the unrelenting summer sun. the imagery in this stanza appeals primarily to the readers sense of smell taste. touch. sight.

Explanation:

The excerpt describes "a road of cherry trees" and "endless fields of high grass" which are things that can be seen. Imagery appealing to sight involves descriptions of visual elements like scenes, objects, or landscapes. The words here focus on what the speaker sees while walking, so the imagery appeals to the sense of sight.

Answer:

D. sight (assuming the options are labeled with D for sight; if the original options had labels like A. smell, B. taste, C. touch, D. sight, then the answer is D. sight)