The document provides guidance for a creative writing activity where students will write a composition about a picture using imagery, diction, figures of speech, and specific experiences. It defines imagery as using figurative language to represent ideas through the senses. It also defines diction as choosing precise rather than vague words. Additionally, it distinguishes between similes, which use "like" or "as" to compare things, and metaphors, which directly state that one thing is another.

1. Creative Writing

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25. Activity
You are going to write
composition about the picture,
and you will use imagery,
diction, figures of speech, and
specific experiences to evoke
meaningful responses from your
readers. Use your cursive
handwriting.

28. • Imagery means to use figurative
language to represent objects, actions,
and ideas in such a way that it appeals
to our physical senses.
• Diction is being able to choose words
that exact instead of indefinite, vivid
instead of trite, specific instead of
general, proper instead of
inappropriate.

29. • Simile states a
comparison by using
the words like or as.
• Metaphor implies a
comparison by simply
saying that one thing
is another.