Question

read the passage from \the latin deli: an ars poetica.\ all wanting the comfort of spoken spanish, to gaze upon the family portrait of her plain wide face, her ample bosom resting on her plump arms, her look of maternal interest as they speak to her and each other of their dreams and their disillusions— in this passage, the words \ample\ and \plump\ are ○ sensory images that describe a wealthy person. ○ sensory images that describe a motherly figure. ○ words that express an attitude of respect. ○ words that express an attitude of disgust.

Explanation:

The passage explicitly mentions the woman's "look of maternal interest" paired with "ample" (describing her bosom) and "plump" (describing her arms). These words create physical, sensory descriptions that align with the warm, motherly characterization of the figure. The text does not link the words to wealth, nor do they convey respect or disgust.

Answer:

sensory images that describe a motherly figure.