Question

Which is most clearly an example of imagery in the speech?

Question 2 options:

“transforming power of education” (paragraph 1), suggesting that
education can change things


“with privilege comes responsibility” (paragraph 2), suggesting the link
between education and responsibility


“the world is a better, more hopeful place” (paragraph 3), suggesting that
optimism is justified


“stand on the side lines and watch the march of history” (paragraph 4),
suggesting a picture of spectators watching an event

Answer 1

@carmelle .-.

Answer 2

hmmmm idk. maybe...... h,mmmm

Answer 3

Do you know what `imagery` is?

Answer 4

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @supie
Do you know what `imagery` is?
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I don't pay much attention to my homeschool...

Answer 5

well, the meaning of imagery is when an author uses words or figures of speech to give a visualization of something, so in this case, paragraph 4, “stand on the sidelines and watch the march of history” would be imagery.

Answer 6

Thank you

Answer 7

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @psychace999
Thank you
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your welcome