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Describing Words: Taste, Smell, Sound, and Touch
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Describing Words for the Senses Review and Final Check Quiz
1.
Which one of these would you find out with your mouth?
1
bitter
noisy
faint smell
fuzzy
2.
Which one would you find out by putting your hand on it?
1
musty
sticky
spicy
silent
3.
Words like happy and worried are the same kind of word as soft and rough.
1
True
False
4.
Sense words can come in front of a naming word or after is and are.
1
True
False
5.
Honey and ripe peaches both have a ____ taste.
1
Honey and ripe peaches both have a
taste.
6.
An ice cube feels ____ in your hand.
1
An ice cube feels
in your hand.
7.
Choose the two describing words that tell about touch.
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bitter
bumpy
smooth
loud
8.
In “The flowers smell sweet.” which sense is being used?
1
sound
taste
touch
smell
9.
Leo wrote “The bread smelled good.” How could he make it better?
1
Add a question mark at the end of the sentence.
Move the word bread to the end of the sentence.
Use an exact smell word like warm or sweet.
Take the describing word out of the sentence.
10.
Which sense could tell you that a rug is soft?
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sound
touch
taste
smell
11.
Why do writers use sense words?
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They tell the reader who owns something.
They put the reader inside the moment.
They show the reader where a sentence ends.
They make each sentence longer to read.
