Question

Which is the best example of imagery in this passage? 16- Then he went right along, placidly ignoring my statement, and gave his views at considerable length upon the unwisdom of putting off burials too long. Then he lounged off toward the box, stood a moment, then came back on a sharp trot and visited the broken pane. A. he went right along B. gave his views C. came back at a sharp trot​

Answer 1

Answer: C

Explanation: Imagery in writing is visual symbolism, or figurative language that evokes a mental image or other kinds of sense impressions. in other words, the words should let you envision what is happening. when the writer says “he came back at a sharp trot”, they included “sharp” to add imagery to the writing to allow the reader to be able to see in their mind how the character was walking back “sharply” instead of just saying “he walked back”.