Setting and Atmosphere
Imagery and Sensory Details
Categories of
Literary Devices
100

Identify the place and time:


The children played in the park on a sunny afternoon.

Place: The park

Time: A sunny afternoon

100

What are the 5 senses used during sensory details

Touch/ Smell/ Taste/ Sight/ Hearing 

100

This category includes the big message of the story and objects or actions that stand for deeper meanings


it is?

Theme and Symbolism  

200

What are the 2 main parts of the a setting 

Time and place

200

Identify the sensory detail:

The warm soup smelled like garlic"


"Warm" and "smelled like garlic"

200

Name 4 types of Figurative language

Simile, Metaphor, Personification, and Imagery

300

How does setting affect the atmosphere? 

The setting can create a mood or a feeling.

300

What category does imagery belong to 

Sensory langauge

300

This category looks at who the story is about and the point of view it’s told from.


it is?

Character and Perspective

400
What is the setting:


"Rain poured as thunder shook the dark streets"


The dark street

400

How does imagery help a reader?

It helps the reader imagine and picture what is being described 
400

This category looks at how a text is organized and the type of writing it is

it is?

Structure and Form

500

What atmosphere does a dark, empty room create?

A scary, lonely, or mysterious atmosphere 
500

Rain poured down ad thunder shook the dark streets


which sensory details create the atmosphere?

Rain pouring and thunder

500

Name 3 categories of literary devices 

Setting and Atmosphere, Imagery and Sensory Details, and Figurative Language

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