Sensory Details (Hear) Flashcards

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Fill in the blank: Words that describe sounds are known as _____ words.

A

auditory

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What type of sound is described by the word ‘whisper’?

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A soft and quiet sound

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Identify the term: A sound that is loud and sharp, often sudden.

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Clang

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Which word describes a low, continuous sound?

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Hum

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following words suggests a calming sound? A) Roar B) Murmur C) Crash

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B) Murmur

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What does the word ‘echo’ imply in auditory description?

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A sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again

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True or False: The word ‘screech’ denotes a pleasant sound.

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False

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What type of sound is represented by the word ‘chime’?

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A melodious ringing sound

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Fill in the blank: ‘The _____ of the wind through the trees created a soothing atmosphere.’

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whisper

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Identify the term: A sound that is continuous and usually low in volume.

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Murmur

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is an example of a harsh sound? A) Laughter B) Creak C) Melody

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B) Creak

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What is the effect of using onomatopoeia in auditory descriptions?

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It creates a vivid sound image that enhances the reader’s experience

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True or False: ‘Thud’ is an example of an onomatopoeic word.

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True

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What does the word ‘cacophony’ describe?

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A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds

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Fill in the blank: ‘The _____ of the crowd was overwhelming during the concert.’

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roar

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What type of auditory detail does ‘chirp’ refer to?

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A short, sharp sound made by small birds or insects

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Multiple Choice: Which word would best describe a sound that is soft and soothing? A) Crash B) Whisper C) Bang

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B) Whisper

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What is the importance of using sensory details in writing?

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They help create vivid imagery and enhance the reader’s experience

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True or False: The word ‘muffle’ means to make a sound louder.

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False

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What auditory detail does ‘gurgle’ convey?

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A sound made by liquid flowing or bubbling

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Fill in the blank: ‘The _____ of the bells signified the start of the ceremony.’

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toll

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Identify the term: A loud, sudden sound that typically startles.

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Bang

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes a ‘buzz’? A) A low humming sound B) A high-pitched scream C) A soft whisper

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A) A low humming sound

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What does the word ‘whimper’ suggest?

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A low, feeble sound expressing pain or fear

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True or False: 'Harmony' refers to a combination of sounds that are pleasing to the ear.
True
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What type of sound does 'crash' imply?
A loud, violent sound resulting from collision
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Fill in the blank: 'The _____ of the waves crashing against the shore was calming.'
sound
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Identify the term: A series of rapid, sharp sounds.
Rattle
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Multiple Choice: Which word would you use to describe the sound of a gentle rain? A) Patter B) Roar C) Scream
A) Patter
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What does 'silence' imply in auditory descriptions?
The absence of sound
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True or False: The word 'drone' suggests a monotonous, low sound.
True
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What auditory detail does 'clatter' refer to?
A loud, rattling sound, often from hard objects striking each other
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Fill in the blank: 'The _____ of the train approaching was heard from miles away.'
whistle
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Identify the term: A sound that is loud and prolonged, often associated with excitement.
Cheer
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following words describes a sound that is irregular and chaotic? A) Melody B) Racket C) Tune
B) Racket
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What does the word 'sizzle' describe in auditory terms?
The sound of something frying or cooking in hot oil
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True or False: The word 'clang' suggests a soft sound.
False
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What is a word that describes a soft, muffled sound?
Muffled
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True or False: The term 'cacophony' refers to a pleasant sound.
False
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Fill in the blank: A __________ is a loud, unpleasant mixture of sounds.
Cacophony
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What word describes a sound that is loud and sudden?
Bang
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Which term refers to a low, continuous humming sound?
Drone
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Multiple choice: What does the word 'whisper' mean? A) To speak very softly B) To shout C) To sing loudly
A) To speak very softly
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What sensory detail word describes a high-pitched, shrill sound?
Squeal
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True or False: The word 'echo' refers to a sound that bounces back.
True
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Fill in the blank: A __________ is a sound that is repeated after a delay.
Echo
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What is the term for a gentle, soothing sound, often associated with water?
Lullaby
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Multiple choice: Which word means to make a loud, deep sound? A) Murmur B) Roar C) Whisper
B) Roar
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What word describes a series of quick, sharp sounds?
Clatter
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True or False: The term 'silence' means the absence of sound.
True
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Fill in the blank: A __________ is a sound made by a bell or a similar object.
Chime
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What sensory detail word describes a soft, low sound of conversation?
Murmur
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Multiple choice: Which term refers to the sound of footsteps? A) Patter B) Roar C) Whisper
A) Patter
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What word describes a sound that is sharp and piercing?
Shriek
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True or False: The word 'hiss' refers to a sound made by a snake.
True
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Fill in the blank: A __________ is a sound that resembles a gentle breeze.
Rustle
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What term describes a loud sound made by a crowd?
Roar
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Multiple choice: Which word means to make a continuous low sound? A) Buzz B) Shout C) Whisper
A) Buzz
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What is the term for a soft, intermittent sound, like rain?
Pitter-patter
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True or False: The word 'clang' refers to a soft, gentle sound.
False
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Fill in the blank: A __________ is a sound of a door creaking.
Creak
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What sensory detail word describes a sound that is loud and explosive?
Blast
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Multiple choice: Which of the following is a synonym for 'scream'? A) Cry B) Whisper C) Sing
A) Cry