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What option best explains the relationship between imagery and sensory language? A) sensory appeals are a type of imagery. B) imagery and sensory appeals are synonymous. C) sensory appeals are made up
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What option best explains the relationship between imagery and sensory language? A) sensory appeals are a type of imagery. B) imagery and sensory appeals are synonymous. C) sensory appeals are made up of imagery. D) imagery is made up of sensory appeals

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Yes,definitely C is correct
User Meet Taraviya
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Hi,

I would say the best choice is C, sensory appeals are made up of imagery.

~Elisabeth
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