Sensory Language and Figurative Language

SENSORY LANGUAGE

10/16/20

Multiple Select

WHAT ARE THE FIVE TYPES OF SENSORY LANGUAGE

• SIGHT, TOUCH, FEEL, SMELL, TASTE

• READING, WRITING, PLAYING, SLEEPING, EXCITED

Multiple Choice

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO VISUALIZE?

• TO ADD MORE DESCRIPTIVE WORDS TO YOUR STORY

• TO CREATE A PICTURE IN YOUR MIND

• TO HELP YOU READ BETTER

Multiple Choice

1.) Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader’s sense of touch?

• The ocean was the most incredible place he’d ever seen.

• The ocean was the most incredible place he'd ever seen

• Jacques loved to tinker and build all sorts of gadgets

• They came face to face with a leafy sea dragon

Multiple Choice

1.) Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader’s sense of touch?

• Amos stood on the head of one of the elephants yelling instructions.

• From the top of the cliff he watched Boris spout twice and disappear

• Hitting the water hurt.

• Amos rushed near Boris

Multiple Choice

Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader’s sense of touch?

• Cousteau and his team explored the world.

• Cousteau wanted to share the beauty of the sea with the world.

• He discovered many treasures in the Mediterranean.

• He and his team created even better diving equipment and cameras

Poll

Did you understand today's lesson?

• Yes, I feel confident

• No, I need a little more practice