- Which word describes a sound?
Answer: loud
Loud describes the sound of the thunder, so it is correct. Blanket names an object, not a sound. Safe describes a feeling, not a sound. Smiled describes an action, not a sound.
- Which word describes how something smells?
Answer: stinky
'Stinky' tells how the old cheese smells. 'Slowly' tells how she opened the box, 'cheese' names the food, and 'laughed' is what Keisha did.
- Which word tells how Nico feels?
Answer: brave
'Brave' tells how Nico feels as he climbs. 'Ladder' names the thing and 'looked' is an action word.
- Which word tells how the fish looks?
Answer: sparkly
'Sparkly' tells how the fish looks. 'Clear' and 'quiet' tell about the water, not the fish, and 'little' is not used about the fish in this story.
- Which word describes how the apple tastes?
Answer: sweet
'Sweet' tells how the apple tastes. 'Bite' is an action word, 'apple' names the fruit, and 'bright' does not tell about taste.
- Which word tells how Amir feels?
Answer: proud
'Proud' tells how Amir feels about his castle. 'Gritty' tells how the sand feels to touch, and 'loud' is not in this story.
- Which word tells about touch?
Answer: sticky
'Sticky' tells how Grace's fingers felt. 'Washed' is an action word, and 'fingers' and 'jar' name things.
- Which word tells how Mia feels?
Answer: cozy
'Cozy' tells how Mia feels: warm and comfortable inside. 'Window' names a thing, 'held' is an action word, and 'bright' does not tell about Mia.
- Which word tells about taste?
Answer: juicy
'Juicy' tells how the peach tastes. 'Chin' names a body part, 'drips' is an action word, and 'big' tells about size, not taste.
- Which word tells how the kitten feels to touch?
Answer: soft
'Soft' tells how the kitten's fur feels when you touch it. 'Purrs' is a sound she makes, and 'song' and 'now' do not tell about touch.
- Which word describes a smell?
Answer: fresh
Fresh describes how the air smells after the rain, so it is correct. Sing describes a sound the birds make, not a smell. Pink describes a color in the sky, not a smell. Glad describes a feeling, not something you smell.
- Which word tells how the puddle looks?
Answer: muddy
'Muddy' tells how the puddle looks. 'Splash' is an action word and 'boots' names things.
- Which word tells how Amir feels?
Answer: excited
'Excited' tells how Amir feels at the party. 'Loud' tells about the music, 'walked' is an action word, and 'balloons' names things.
- Which word tells about smell?
Answer: smoky
'Smoky' tells about the smell of the campfire. 'Tent' names a thing and 'drifts' is an action word.
- Which word describes a sound the leaves make?
Answer: rustling
'Rustling' is the sound the leaves make. 'Fuzzy' tells how the scarf feels, 'scarf' names a thing, and 'tall' tells about the trees.
- Which word tells how the popcorn tastes?
Answer: salty
'Salty' tells how the popcorn tastes. 'Pops' is an action word and 'pot' names a thing.
- Which word tells that the snack tastes good?
Answer: yummy
'Yummy' tells that the snack tastes good. 'Crunchy' tells how it feels in your teeth, not that it is good, and 'glad' is not in this story about the snack.
- Which word tells about a sound the bee makes?
Answer: buzz
'Buzz' is the sound the bee makes. 'Flies' is an action word and 'ear' names a body part.
- Which word describes a sound?
Answer: croak-croak
'Croak-croak' is the sound the frogs make. 'Pond' names a place and 'walked' is an action word.
- Which word tells how Theo feels?
Answer: safe
'Safe' tells how Theo feels holding Dad's hand. 'Crowd' names the people and 'held' is an action word.
