Which of the following is NOT listed as a kind of sensory imagination?

• A. Visual
• B. Auditory
• C. Olfactory
• D. Gustatory

Answer: (D)

In sensory imagination you can picture information through multiple modalities: visual (seeing), auditory (hearing), olfactory (smelling), gustatory (tasting), and tactile (touch). Gustatory is a recognized form of sensory imagery, so it is indeed a listed modality in the usual framework. Because gustatory is a valid category, it wouldn’t be the correct choice for “not listed.” The missing standard modality in this set is tactile, which is often included in the complete five-sense model but isn’t among the options. The takeaway is that the five modalities form the common basis for sensory imagery, with gustatory being one of them. The question as written can be a bit misleading because gustatory isn’t the one that’s not listed in the typical five-sense framework.