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Describing Words: Taste, Smell, Sound, and Touch
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One Word for More Than One Sense Quiz
1.
In “Ava has a soft pillow.” which sense is being used?
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sound
taste
touch
smell
2.
In “Ava has a soft voice.” which sense is being used?
1
touch
sound
smell
taste
3.
How do you tell which sense a word like sharp is being used for?
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Check whether the sentence is a question.
Look at the mark at the end of the sentence.
Count the letters in the describing word.
Look at the naming word beside it.
4.
What is wrong with “a salty song”?
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A song is not something you can taste.
The word song needs a capital letter on it.
There is nothing wrong with that phrase.
A describing word cannot come before song.
5.
One describing word can belong to more than one sense.
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True
False
