Sensory Language Practice

Front

What is sensory language?

Back

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

Front

What sense does the word 'smell' refer to?

Back

The sense of smell allows us to detect odors and scents.

Front

What sense does the word 'taste' refer to?

Back

The sense of taste allows us to perceive flavors through our taste buds.

Front

What sense does the word 'sight' refer to?

Back

The sense of sight allows us to see and perceive visual information.

Front

What sense does the word 'sound' refer to?

Back

The sense of sound allows us to hear noises and sounds around us.

Front

What sense does the word 'touch' refer to?

Back

The sense of touch allows us to feel textures, temperatures, and sensations.

Front

Give an example of sensory language related to smell.

Back

The aroma of fresh bread filled the air.

Front

Give an example of sensory language related to sound.

Back

The thunder rumbled loudly in the distance.

Front

Give an example of sensory language related to taste.

Back

The lemonade was sweet and tangy on my tongue.

Front

Give an example of sensory language related to sight.

Back

The sunset painted the sky in shades of orange and pink.