The short story, “The Women’s Baths,” is told from the third person point of view; the narrator shares her observations of the public baths in Syria. The following description by the narrator most appeals to which of the reader’s senses?

Question

The short story, “The Women’s Baths,” is told from the third person point of view; the narrator shares her observations of the public baths in Syria.  The following description by the narrator most appeals to which of the reader’s senses?
"Its mother had put it on her lap, twisting one of its legs around her and proceeding to scrub its face with soap and pour hot water over it until its skin was scarlet red."
(1 point)
Responses

sight
sight

taste
taste

touch
touch

sound
sound

smell

GPT 3.5 · Answer

touch