When possible, visualizing the
actual meaning of incorrect choices can greatly contribute to
generate durable impressions, so as to prevent the repetition of
the same error (the generation of durable impressions being
one of the routes through which error analysis is effective);
moreover, it can simultaneously contribute to the development
of visual literacy (the ability to associate mental images to
descriptions and vice versa), which is severely hampered by
inadequate language-mastering [44].