I notice her off in the distance; I watch her glide ever so gently into my life. She smelled of roses with a face more beauuful than any rose God created. Her smile reflected her golden heart, which would brighten up the darkest hour of night, and eyes thai out shine any star. With hands as soft as silk and full of love, she embraced me as we walked into the sunset Identify the underlined modifiers as either adjectives or adverbs

The underlined modifiers that are ADJECTIVES are:

➡️Beautiful

➡️Soft

➡️Golden

The underlined modifier that is an ADVERB is:

➡️Gently

Explanation:

From the above excerpt, the underlined modifiers that are adjectives and adverbs have been spotted out.

Adjectives are words that actually modify a noun. It also modifies a noun phrase. It gives more information about the noun. It's clear from the passage that "beautiful, golden and soft" are modifying nouns in the passage.

Adverbs are words that modifies verbs, adjectives, prepositions, clauses, etc. They express place, manner, time, degree and can answer questions. From the passage, the word "gently" modifies and explains the verb, "glide".

I would say more description of the surrounding terrain. The scientist doesn't really talk about the bear much, just mostly where he goes and what his surroundings look like. If a scientist wanted to specify the bear, then he wouldn't have added the imagery of the ravine.