Question

Bronte uses both visual and auditory imagery in the passage? Which words create visual images? Which words create auditory images? Which words create both?

Answer 1

Answer:

Visual imagery: misty morning—half frost, half drizzle (temporary brooks crossed our path)

Auditory imagery: gurgling from the uplands

Both: rainy night, temporary brooks crossed our path.

Explanation:

Visual imagery involves the sense of having images in mind and appeals to the sense of sight  while auditory imagery is used to describe  things, ideas and actions using sounds that appeal to our  hearing sense.