question 1 of 20\nwhich sentence best uses sensory language to describe the setting?\na. i stood next to the…

question 1 of 20\nwhich sentence best uses sensory language to describe the setting?\na. i stood next to the sparkling glass - and - chrome display case and gestured at the pies, tarts, and buns as the aroma of cinnamon wafted in the air.\nb. i was interviewed by the local newspaper while standing behind the glass case that displayed all kinds of baked goods that i had turned out that morning.\nc. i proudly spoke to the reporter, my mustache and eyebrows dusted with flour, and gestured to everything around me with a flourish.\nd. i stood beside the bakerys display case stocked with a variety of baked goods and pointed to them as i was being interviewed by the local newspaper.

question 1 of 20\nwhich sentence best uses sensory language to describe the setting?\na. i stood next to the sparkling glass - and - chrome display case and gestured at the pies, tarts, and buns as the aroma of cinnamon wafted in the air.\nb. i was interviewed by the local newspaper while standing behind the glass case that displayed all kinds of baked goods that i had turned out that morning.\nc. i proudly spoke to the reporter, my mustache and eyebrows dusted with flour, and gestured to everything around me with a flourish.\nd. i stood beside the bakerys display case stocked with a variety of baked goods and pointed to them as i was being interviewed by the local newspaper.

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Brief Explanations:

Sensory language involves appealing to the senses (sight, smell, taste, touch, sound). Option A uses "sparkling" (sight), "aroma of cinnamon" (smell) to describe the setting. The other options lack such rich sensory details.

Answer:

A. I stood next to the sparkling glass-and-chrome display case and gestured at the pies, tarts, and buns as the aroma of cinnamon wafted in the air.