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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
fuzzy
faint smell
bitter
noisy
2.
Which one would you find out by putting your hand on it?
1
musty
sticky
silent
spicy
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.
1
smooth
bitter
loud
bumpy
8.
In “The flowers smell sweet.” which sense is being used?
1
taste
smell
touch
sound
9.
Leo wrote “The bread smelled good.” How could he make it better?
1
Use an exact smell word like warm or sweet.
Take the describing word out of the sentence.
Move the word bread to the end of the sentence.
Add a question mark at the end 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 show the reader where a sentence ends.
They tell the reader who owns something.
They put the reader inside the moment.
They make each sentence longer to read.
