Precise & Sensory Language

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What is precise language?

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Precise language refers to using specific and clear words to convey an exact meaning.

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What is sensory language?

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Sensory language involves using words that appeal to the five senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.

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What does 'compelling' mean in the context of a story?

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Compelling means that something is interesting and holds the reader's attention.

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Which sense does the word 'aromatic' appeal to?

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Aromatic appeals to the sense of smell.

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What is an example of touch/feel language?

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An example is describing something as 'soft like a cloud'.

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How can a writer describe a sound?

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A writer can describe a sound by using words like 'whispering', 'roaring', or 'crashing'.

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What is an example of sight language?

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An example is describing a sunset as 'a burst of orange and pink hues'.

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What does 'smoky smell' evoke in a reader?

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It evokes the sense of smell and can remind readers of campfires or barbecues.

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What is the purpose of using sensory details in writing?

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The purpose is to create vivid images and experiences for the reader.

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What does 'sharp as thorns' describe?

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It describes a painful sensation, appealing to the sense of touch.