Read the passage from "annabel lee.” a wind blew out of a cloud, chilling my beautiful annabel lee; the passage contains imagery that appeals to the reader’s sense of sight. smell. taste. touch.

The "wind" that "chilled" Annabel Lee is death. The passage contains the imagery of a "wind" that "blew", this is imagery that appeals to the reader's sense of hearing since a wind that blows necessarily has a sound. Of course, since the wind "chills" Annabel Lee, this "chill" is both literal and symbolic. Figuratively it appeals to the reader's sense of touch as the reason why someone "chills" from the touch of the wind is that the wind is cold to the skin. Also, since the said "wind" here is death, the "chill" symbolizes the cold dead body of Annabel Lee. Finally, the word "beautiful" is visual, as the reader imagines the visual beauty of the character. Therefore this is imagery that appeals to the reader’s sense of sight.

The correct answer should be both sight and touch.

The correct answer would be option D) Touch.

The statement says, "A wind blew; chilling my beautiful Annabel Lee"

It is describing how Annabel Lee felt by describing the chills of the wind. Which tells us it is not by smell, or sight, or taste.

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