Which statement describes someone who likes the texture and feel of objects such as clothes and furniture?

• A. You like the texture and feel of clothes, furniture and other objects.
• B. You have a great vocabulary, and like using the right word at the right time.
• C. You like textbooks with lots of diagrams or illustrations.
• D. You easily express yourself, whether it's verbal or written. You can give clear explanations to others.

Answer: (A)

Feeling and noticing how things feel is a tactile preference. The statement that says you like the texture and feel of clothes, furniture, and other objects is describing that sense of touch and texture appreciation directly, which is what this item is asking about. It shows an interest in the sensory experience of objects through touch, not in language, diagrams, or expressive ability.

The other statements refer to vocabulary use, preference for diagrams, or being able to explain things clearly—areas about language, visual information, or communication—not about touch or texture.