Question

When reading a poem, a reader must use their "mind's eye" to determine the [BLANK 1] or feeling, of the piece. However, a painting can tell the same story in a different [BLANK 2] or material, allowing viewers to visually see how the artist portrayed the underlying emotion.

Answer 1

When reading a poem, a reader must use their "mind's eye" to determine the **mood** or feeling of the piece. However, a painting can tell the same story in a different **medium** or material, allowing viewers to visually see how the artist portrayed the underlying emotion.