Question

Which examples of sensory language appeal to the sense of touch. Selt the two correct answers
Mud, squeezing between her toes
Voices echoing in the house next door
Browning garlic and onions wafting in
Summer twilight deepening in the night sky
Spreading down her arms

Answer 1

The two correct answers that appeal to the sense of touch are:

1. **Mud, squeezing between her toes**
2. **Spreading down her arms**

These phrases evoke physical sensations related to touch.