English Skills with Readings 8th Edition by John Langan

Exercise 3

Label as sight, touch, hearing, or smell all the sensory details in the following sentences taken from the three paragraphs. The first sentence is done for you as an example.
Smell sight
a. Sometimes a musty, half-sweet odor rose from the brown muck sight that collected around the green and yellow grass, but usually the sight touch air was clear, cool, and refreshing.
b. I only chuckled, my eyes fixed on the bobber that I was certain would soon plunge deep into the water as a large- mouth bass tugged on the line.
c. Her slender hands are tipped with long, polished nails.
d. That's the location of a white wicker clothes hamper, heaped with grass-stained jeans, sweat-stained T-shirts, and smelly socks.