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In the context of the provided images, which of the following best describes the relationship between images 12 and 14?
In the context of the provided images, which of the following best describes the relationship between images 12 and 14?
What is the primary purpose of the device depicted in image 8?
What is the primary purpose of the device depicted in image 8?
Which image illustrates a component that is part of the object depicted in image 16?
Which image illustrates a component that is part of the object depicted in image 16?
Based on the information provided, what is the likely function of the object shown in image 20?
Based on the information provided, what is the likely function of the object shown in image 20?
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What is the primary difference between image 6 and image 18?
What is the primary difference between image 6 and image 18?
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Flashcards
Image Analysis
Image Analysis
Examining visual data to extract meaningful information.
Data Visualization
Data Visualization
The graphical representation of information and data to identify patterns.
Pattern Recognition
Pattern Recognition
Identifying regularities and trends in a set of data or images.
Visual Cognition
Visual Cognition
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Image Interpretation
Image Interpretation
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Study Notes
Imagery
- Imagery originated from the Old French word "imagerie," meaning "to make an image."
- Imagery is a descriptive technique in writing that appeals to the five senses:
- Visual: Describes what's seen. Examples include colors, shapes, sizes, and patterns.
- Auditory: Describes what's heard. Examples include sounds of musical instruments, voices, and noises. Silence is also considered auditory imagery.
- Olfactory: Describes what's smelled. Examples include fragrances, odors, and scents.
- Gustatory: Describes what's tasted. Examples include sweetness, saltiness, bitterness, sourness, and spiciness.
- Tactile: Describes what's felt. Examples include temperature, texture, touch, and movement.
Diction
- In creative writing, diction refers to the author's word choice and style of expression.
- Diction involves considering word connotations (associations and meanings beyond the dictionary definition). A word's connotation creates a stronger effect than its denotation (dictionary definition).
- Examples of word choice elements include:
- Idioms: Phrases with meanings that are not literal.
- Slangs: Informal types of language, often associated with specific groups or times.
- Jargons: Specialized vocabulary used by a particular group or profession.
- Examples include: AWOL (absent without leave), BTW (by the way), LOL (laugh out loud), BFF (best friends forever)
- Neologisms: Newly coined words or expressions not yet fully integrated into the language.
- Examples include: Google (as a verb), troll(as a verb), Brangelina (a combination of names).YOLO
- Regionalisms: Words with diverse meanings in different parts of a nation.
- Examples include: Balo (Tagalog - meaning widow), (Capampangan - meaning to know), Lago (Tagalog - meaning fruit), (Capampangan- meaning beautiful)
- Examples include: Kanan (Tagalog - meaning right direction), (Capampangan-meaning to eat)
- Examples include: Kinis (Tagalog—smooth), (Capampangan -to bite).
Figures of Speech
- Figures of speech are words or phrases that aren't literal, but are used to explain concepts more vividly.
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This quiz explores key concepts of imagery and diction in creative writing. Understand how these techniques enhance the sensory experience and influence the reader's perception through word choice. Test your knowledge with examples from literature.
