Question

question 8 1 pts what sensory imagery is most prominent in \the white horse\? auditory and olfactory visual and tactile visual and auditory

Explanation:

"The White Horse" (likely the work by D.H. Lawrence or similar literary piece) relies heavily on descriptions of the horse's appearance (visual imagery, e.g., its white coat, form) and sounds related to the horse (auditory imagery, e.g., hoofbeats, snorts), making these the most prominent sensory elements.

Answer:

Visual and auditory