Question

what does \imagery\ mean?
o the use of drawn or photographic images to illustrate a work
o the use of vivid language that creates sensory images
o the writers vivid imagination and creativity
o the readers ability to use imagination while reading

Explanation:

In literature, imagery refers to the use of vivid and descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses to create mental pictures or sensory impressions. It is not about literal drawn or photographic images, nor solely about the writer's imagination or the reader's imagination - it's the language - based sensory creation.

Answer:

the use of vivid language that creates sensory images