Key Terms

sense impressions

the effect on a reader’s sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch provided by description; specific details should be as rich in sense impressions as possible

sensory details

descriptive evidence that appeals to a reader’s sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch

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	Course-wide Content
		Correction Symbols Glossary Study Skills Primer Using the Internet Diagnostic A Diagnostic B Diagnostic C

		Chapter Outline Learning Objectives Key Terms
	Quizzes
		Writing On- and Offline
	Interactive Exercises
		Lou's Place
	More Resources
		Visuals