Imagery and Figurative Language in Tennyson’s “Morte d’Arthur”

Question 3 • ***CPS Online English Language Arts 12 Fall – 1-2027

Which sentence most effectively helps readers envision a scene?

Answer

"The costumes, however, are splendid; many lords and merchants leave their best gowns to their servants . . ."

"At the same time they have an awareness of the changing world that sets them wholly apart from the Middle Ages."

"There is a low murmur of voices throughout the play as women shoulder their way through the crowd, selling apples, nuts . . ."

"The Lord Chamberlain's Men have Richard Burbage, who takes the lead in many of Shakespeare's plays."

Explanation

Choice C gives readers concrete sights and sounds: a low murmur of voices, women moving through a crowd, and vendors selling apples and nuts. These details make it easiest to picture the scene. The other choices mainly offer general information or evaluation rather than a vivid moment.

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