Descriptive Paragraphs Quiz - CBSE Class 4 English
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What kind of details should you include in a descriptive paragraph?
- Only facts
- Sensory details
- Just opinions
- Data and figures
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Answer: B. Sensory details
Descriptive paragraphs should include sensory details that engage the reader's senses, helping them visualize and experience what is being described.
Which of the following is NOT a sensory detail?
- Sight
- Sound
- Emotion
- Taste
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Answer: C. Emotion
Sensory details refer to details related to the five senses: sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell. Emotion is not a sensory detail.
Which word best describes the sensation of a soft pillow?
- Scratchy
- Plush
- Heavy
- Hard
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Answer: B. Plush
The word 'plush' accurately describes the softness and luxurious feel of a pillow.
Which sensory detail enhances a description of a feast?
- The food was great.
- The aroma of spices filled the air.
- There were many people.
- The plates were colorful.
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Answer: B. The aroma of spices filled the air.
The aroma of spices is a sensory detail that enhances the readers' imaginations of what the feast is like.
What is an example of figurative language in a descriptive paragraph?
- The room was big.
- The sun smiled down on us.
- I went to the store.
- The car is red.
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Answer: B. The sun smiled down on us.
Figurative language makes descriptions more vivid. Here, 'the sun smiled' personifies the sun, creating a warm feeling.