Question

1.1.2 study: literary nonfiction
setting? the jet zoomed over, rattling the windows.
characters? for a decade, maude drove a truck for the marines.
imagery? \davidson,\ i said. \were going to need more salami.\
dialogue? we met in 1977 at the chicago st. paddy’s parade.

Explanation:

1. "The jet zoomed over, rattling the windows" uses sensory details (sound, movement) to create a vivid mental picture, which is imagery.
2. "For a decade, Maude drove a truck for the marines" introduces a person (Maude) with specific details, so this refers to characters.
3. "Davidson," I said. "We're going to need more salami." is a direct exchange of speech between people, which is dialogue.
4. "We met in 1977 at the Chicago St. Paddy's Parade" establishes a time and place, which is the setting.

Answer:

• The jet zoomed over, rattling the windows. → Imagery
• For a decade, Maude drove a truck for the marines. → Characters
• "Davidson," I said. "We're going to need more salami." → Dialogue
• We met in 1977 at the Chicago St. Paddy's Parade. → Setting