What sense does this excerpt evoke?

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irina [24]4 years ago

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The sense that the excerpt evokes is the following one:

B. Taste.

Since it describes what it feels like to eat food that goes beyond spicy and also what happens if you eat a lot of it at once, it is certainly about taste, that is, it evokes that sense, making the reader "feel" it in his or her mind. We all have taste in our memory, which makes us able to taste without actually doing it. Descriptions such as the one in the excerpt make it for a good display of what our brain can provide us with when we are reading or simply reminiscing.

Kaylis [27]4 years ago

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Taste! I had this same question, tase because reading this passage your are imagining the tase if the hot spicy food in your mouth ect. Hope this helps :)

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