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She smelled the scent of the hibiscus flowers from the garden. What type is this?
Scent
The grass tickled his shin and the sweat cooled his brows. What type is this?
touch
The silence was broken by the peal of the piano keys, as Shae practiced.
hearing
The wriggling worms wriggled into the mud.
sight
How does imagery help us to understand poems?
Imagery helps us to see, touch, taste, smell and feel what the characters feel and see.
The aroma of chocolate filled the air.
smell
The tree bark was rough against her skin.
touch
Which is NOT a part of imagery? sight, smell, hearing, emotion, taste
emotion
The thunder clapped loudly shaking the house. What type of imagery is this?
sound/ hearing
Which is an example of touch? sour, waves, soft, stinky, yellow
soft
orange, silky, dew-covered, bright appeal to the sense of:
sight
clanking, tapping, quacking, thumping, sputtering appeal to the sense of :
hearing
Use the word to appeal to the sense of smell - gas.
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He slipped and rolled on the floor.
touch
What sense does visual match?
sight
What sense does the word auditory match?
hearing
