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Choose the phrase that does not use language that appeals to the senses. OA. The eerie, sad whistle of the wind OB. Exactly 5.6 feet in length OC. Her soft, thick hair D. The high, heart-wrenching cry
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Choose the phrase that does not use language that appeals to the senses.

OA. The eerie, sad whistle of the wind
OB. Exactly 5.6 feet in length
OC. Her soft, thick hair
D. The high, heart-wrenching cry of a wounded animal

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The answer is B. This is because it’s more a statement, it doesn’t have any adjectives like the other phrases.
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