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2 years ago

Match the sensory detail with the correct sense.

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Bess [88]2 years ago

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I think 1 is B 2 is C and 3 is A

Bezzdna [24]2 years ago

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2.The penny whistle is a charming pieces of musical ingenuity-C.Sound

A whistle is somthing that you can sense thru your ears, the sound it will make can be better admired thru the sense of sound.

1. Chipped brick and tin nuts-A.Touch

Bricks and tin nuts are better experienced thru the sense of touch, feeling the texture in your hands and getting to realize how different they are can expand your touching sense.

3. Ride on the elephant in the johannesbur zoo-B.Sight

While on the back of the elephant you get a great view of the whole zoo, of the other animals and of the people, you can admire better given this priviledged position abovo everyone, that why you can admire it better with your sight.

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