Which of these excerpts from Margaret Frink's memoir makes heaviest use of
imagery?
A. Leydard Frink was born and raised in the western part of New
York. I, Margaret Ann Alsip, his wife, was born in Maryland, though
partly raised in Virginia. . .
O B. The wagon was lined with green cloth ... with three or four large
pockets on each side, to hold many little conveniences,-looking-
glasses, combs, brushes, and so on.
O C. We continued to live here nearly six years, during which time we
built a pleasant and convenient residence, having large grounds
about it.
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O D. The wagon was designed expressly for the trip, it being built light,
with everything planned for convenience.

Imagery is the image that is created by the author. When we think of an image you think of all the details that go into it. We think of a good description. Therefore, B is the most descriptive.

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jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-11-03T11:14:54+01:00

The excerpt from Margaret Frink's memoir which makes the heaviest use of

imagery is:

B. The wagon was lined with green cloth ... with three or four large pockets on each side, to hold many little conveniences,-looking- glasses, combs, brushes, and so on.

Imagery is the use of visually descriptive words in order to evoke a particular image, mood or feeling in the readers.

As a result of this, we can see that the heaviest use of imagery in the given excerpt was one which visually and vividly described the wagon and the contents.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B