Question

select the two sentences with sensory details that describe how things feel to the touch. madelyn works as a tour guide at the picturesque highgate rose garden. today, her first tour included a boisterous family with a wailing baby, but this didnt faze madelyn. she led the group through rows of vibrant red, pink, and yellow blooms. one little girl stopped and stroked a roses soft, velvety petals. with a cry, the girl suddenly pulled her hand away because a thorn had stung her finger. madelyn comforted the girl and told her a joke to make her laugh. for the rest of the tour, madelyn helped the girl focus on the beautiful petals to distract her from the stems.

Explanation:

To determine the sentences with sensory details about touch, we analyze each:

• "One little girl stopped and stroked a rose's soft, velvety petals." - "stroked" and "soft, velvety" describe the tactile feel of the petals.
• "With a cry, the girl suddenly pulled her hand away because a thorn had stung her finger." - "stung" describes the tactile sensation of the thorn on her finger.

Other sentences focus on actions, sights, or emotions, not touch.

Answer:

1. One little girl stopped and stroked a rose's soft, velvety petals.
2. With a cry, the girl suddenly pulled her hand away because a thorn had stung her finger.