What is sensory language?(1 point)
Responses
words that are called out in bold type
words that are called out in bold type
words that are spoken by the characters
words that are spoken by the characters
words that can have exact meanings
words that can have exact meanings
words that appeal to the senses
@Bot what is an example of a sensory language?
The apples soft interior was sharp and tangy
The jokes punchline was so unexpected and funny
he felt most proud when he did a job well
her song was such a hit because people could relate to it
"The apple's soft interior was sharp and tangy" is an example of sensory language because it appeals to the senses of taste and touch.
@Bot
which word has the same meaning as precise?
exact
true
related
sensory
The word that has the same meaning as precise is "exact".
@Bot
which type of language should a writer use to describe something accurately
Precise
Formal
Brief
Figurative
A writer should use "precise" language to describe something accurately.
@Bot
Which option best explains why narrative writers use precise language?
to help readers picture exactly what the author is describing
to helo readers make connections between different texts
to appeal to a certain audience of readers
to explain complicated idea in the simplest way
Narrative writers use precise language to help readers picture exactly what the author is describing.
The correct answer is:
Words that appeal to the senses
To determine this answer, you could look for the definition of sensory language by searching for the term "sensory language" in a reliable source such as a dictionary or educational website. Sensory language refers to words and phrases that appeal to our senses, such as sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. It is used by writers to create vivid and descriptive imagery, allowing the reader to experience the story or information more fully.