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