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Which option is an example of sensory language? (1 point)
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He felt good about his essay.
He felt good about his essay.
The lemon's vibrant rind held a burst of zesty tartness.
The lemon's vibrant rind held a burst of zesty tartness.
The movie was different than what I expected, but it was interesting.
The movie was different than what I expected, but it was interesting.
Her song was a hit because people could relate to it.
Her song was a hit because people could relate to it.
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"The lemon's vibrant rind held a burst of zesty tartness."
This sentence uses sensory language — words like "vibrant," "burst," "zesty," and "tartness" evoke sight and taste.
This sentence uses sensory language — words like "vibrant," "burst," "zesty," and "tartness" evoke sight and taste.
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