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Read the passage. When Jacob walked into the room, he stopped dead in his tracks. That smell of garlic and rosemary instantly took him back to his grandmother's kitchen. A smile crept upon his face. Good descriptive writing provides a link between sensory details and the feelings or thoughts they inspire. What sensory detail and feeling or thought are linked in this passage? the taste of garlic and rosemary and fear the feel of garlic and rosemary and anger the smell of garlic and rosemary and happiness the sight of garlic and rosemary and sadness

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