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Grade 1 Quiz Interpreting Words and Phrases in Literature: Feelings and Sensory Language – L.1.4

This standard requires students to delve into the text and understand how language is used to convey emotion and sensory experiences. It’s about recognizing how specific word choices and phrases in stories or poems evoke feelings or paint vivid sensory pictures, thereby deepening the reader’s experience and comprehension of the text.

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1. Question
Which word suggests a feeling of fear?
- A. Joyful
- B. Terrified
- C. Amused
- D. Curious
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2. Question
What does the phrase “the icy stare” suggest about how a character is looking at someone?
- A. Warmly
- B. Indifferently
- C. Happily
- D. Coldly and possibly with anger
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
If a poem talks about “the whispering wind,” what sense is it appealing to?
- A. Taste
- B. Hearing
- C. Touch
- D. Smell
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4. Question
What kind of feelings might the phrase “dark, stormy night” suggest in a story?
- A. Excitement and joy
- B. Fear and tension
- C. Happiness and relaxation
- D. Hunger and thirst
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5. Question
If a character says, “her words were like a soft melody,” this phrase mostly appeals to which sense?
- A. Smell
- B. Hearing
- C. Taste
- D. Touch
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Why do authors use words that suggest feelings or appeal to the senses in stories or poems?
- A. To make the story or poem longer
- B. To help readers connect more deeply with the text
- C. To show off their vocabulary
- D. Because they can't think of other words to use
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7. Question
What does it mean if a word in a story suggests a feeling?
- A. It makes you think of a specific emotion
- B. It is hard to read
- C. It is very long
- D. It has no meaning
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
Which of the following phrases appeals to the sense of sight?
- A. The silky touch of the fabric
- B. The booming sound of drums
- C. The fragrance of blooming roses
- D. The dazzling brightness of the sun
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9. Question
If a character in a story says, “I feel on top of the world,” how are they likely feeling?
- A. Sad
- B. Angry
- C. Extremely happy
- D. Sick
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How can words in a story appeal to our senses?
- A. By being difficult to understand
- B. By describing how things look, sound, feel, smell, or taste
- C. By being in the first paragraph of a book
- D. By being very common and familiar
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