Imagery

A longer lesson plan on imagery, with poems by Robert Hayden, William Carlos Williams, and Emily Dickinson.

Lesson plan on recognizing imagery and how it adds to a poem's meaning, beginning with Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays."

Lesson plan on the kinds of imagery in Keats's "To Autumn," with practice on multiple-choice questions.

A fill-in review of imagery, figurative language, and allusion.

Short-answer questions on imagery and its kinds.

A paragraph on the central imagery of Hayden's "Those Winter Sundays."

Multiple-choice questions on Keats's "To Autumn."

Passages of vision and blindness imagery in the first part of the play, with line numbers.

Passages of vision and blindness imagery from the middle of the play, with line numbers.

More passages of vision and blindness imagery from the middle of the play, with line numbers.

Passages of vision and blindness imagery from the whole play, with line numbers.

Scene notes on Act II and a list of the eye imagery that runs through the play.