In the line "the smell of wet turf drifted across the yard", which sense does the imagery appeal to?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Smell
- Step 1: Imagery appeals to the five senses. Step 2. The phrase "smell of wet turf" names the scent directly. Answer: smell. Why not the others: no colour, noise or texture is described in the line.
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