If you use different senses the body has, like smell, feeling, touching, tasting, all these things help to create a mental image because if you have already experienced what you are mentally trying to imagine, using those senses help you to make that mental image appear.
Example - Say you went to an amusement park when you were little and you are trying to remember the different types of food that you ate there. You could walk past a vendor or bakery and some of the smells coming from there might help you to remember the different foods they had at the amusement park. You would be using your sense of smell to help you create that mental image of the foods you once had.
Its A . the residents are unwilling to welcome Valjean for the night .
The statement that best describes the setting and the mood of the story would be
<span>She stood by the window and looked out dully at a gray cat walking a gray fence in a gray backyard.
The setting was described clearly somewhere near the window looking out the backyard. The mood was clearly described by the adverb 'dully'.
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But the raven, sitting lonely on the placid bust spoke only (from "The Raven" by Edgar Allen Poe)
Internal rhyme is when two words rhyme in the same line. In this line from "The Raven" the words lonely and only rhyme. It is a strict internal rhyme scheme because there is the same rhythm and number of syllables from the start of the line to lonely as there is from just after lonely to only. Dickinson's line "The eyes beside had wrung them dry" has three words with the same long I sound (eyes, beside, dry) but there doesn't appear to be a strict pattern and they don't actually rhyme so this is alliteration. In Thomas's "Ceremony After a Fire Raid" the short i sound is also repeated but the words do not rhyme either.
