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From the Caves by Thea Prieto The dying fire burns his face and the metal bites his fingers, but he manages to arrange the cool...Asked by P
From the Caves
by Thea Prieto
The dying fire burns his face and the metal
bites his fingers, but he manages to arrange the cooling roots in such a way that they do not touch, the same way Mark arranges them.
Excerpt from "From the Caves". © 2021 Thea
Prieto. Published by Red Hen Press
A)
Use the sentence to answer the question.
Which sense does the author focus on to convey Sky's experience?
(1 point)
• sight |
• touch
• smell |
by Thea Prieto
The dying fire burns his face and the metal
bites his fingers, but he manages to arrange the cooling roots in such a way that they do not touch, the same way Mark arranges them.
Excerpt from "From the Caves". © 2021 Thea
Prieto. Published by Red Hen Press
A)
Use the sentence to answer the question.
Which sense does the author focus on to convey Sky's experience?
(1 point)
• sight |
• touch
• smell |
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The author focuses on the sense of touch to convey Sky's experience, as indicated by phrases like "the metal bites his fingers" and "arrange the cooling roots."
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