Question

Ik its not math but there isnt anyone in the english room... :P
Lenny bent toward the green, moss-covered hill. He plucked a few berries, tasted the tart sweetness on his tongue, and let the sun shine on his face. He knew this warmth would not last much longer.

A. Foreshadowing
B. Imagery
C. Metaphor
D. Plot

Answer 1

i think its both a and b but
i can only choose one

Answer 2

metaphor i think

Answer 3

i hate english

Answer 4

i think its b because it describes what he's feeling and tasting... its almost like you can also taste and see it..

Answer 5

yes i thought so too!! but then the last sentence shows foreshadowing so i was lost :P

Answer 6

berries +sweetness = imagery :)

Answer 7

it is A. he foreshadows it would not last longer. The other stuff is description. Imagery is not precisely description

Answer 8

ohhh i see thx!!

Answer 9

I agree with foreshadowing because he is perciving something that hasn't took place yet

Answer 10

well thats true also.... im not the best at English, just trying my best (:

Answer 11

haha thats why i dont tutor english

Answer 12

Alright then its 2 over 1 anybody else?

Answer 13

but i still say its imagery.... but im no teacher.. (;

Answer 14

what do the directions say? because imagery and forshadowing could both be right.

Answer 15

What literary device is the following an example of?

Answer 16

thats the directions

Answer 17

oh man that wasn't very helpful

Answer 18

ikr lol!!!

Answer 19

imagery deals with describing things with your imagination. Description is just describing the facts. Here, the facts are being described. It is not imagery.

Answer 20

then its settled i will put foreshadowing and i will tell u when i get dun in like 15 if tht was rite ^^

Answer 21

alrighty? :D

Answer 22

okay actually it seems I was right and wrong. some dictionaries say imagery is to evoke emotions and sensations in the reader based on description.

Answer 23

its imagery

Answer 24

hey, your question asked which literary device was used: I think Imagery is a literary device, not foreshadowing. So I would go with Imagery

Answer 25

ah I can't make up my mind. Seems foreshadowing is also a literary device. Sorry cant be of much help lol

Answer 26

they are all literary devices

Answer 27

okay, well I wouldn't know.

Answer 28

lol

Answer 29

she should go with imagery

Answer 30

nevermindddddd

Answer 31

i just went with foreshadowing bc more people told me to go with that but we'll ll learn wat the answer is whenever im dun!! ^^ it auto corrects it ^^

Answer 32

i didnt read the whole thing yeaaa go with foreshadowing