Sensory Detail Identification

The following questions deal with the five senses. Choose the correct answer based on the sentence.

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We drove past the dark green rolling pastures.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

The room smelled of rot and decay.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

During the summer, we pick sweet, juicy strawberries.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

Wind howled outside the beach house.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

I couldn’t sleep because of the neon lights flashing outside my window.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

The air was filled with the scent of vanilla and cinnamon.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

I hated wearing the itchy sweater Grandma knitted for me.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

I love to eat pumpkin pie with whipped cream.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.

Birds chirped and bees buzzed in the early morning sunlight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sight.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of sound.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of smell.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of taste.

• This sentence appeals to the sense of touch.