writing using the 5 senses

Front

Which sense does this sentence appeal to?
I noticed a man zooming past me in a long black trench coat.

Back

sight

Front

Which sentence shows taste? Options: As Peter walked by I noticed a stench of sweat., As I bit into my hot dog, the mustard stung my tongue., The cold breeze felt like icicles on my cheeks.

Back

As I bit into my hot dog, the mustard stung my tongue.

Front

Which sentence shows the sense of touch? Options: My toes stepped onto the beach and immediately the sand burned my feet., A spooky yellow glow was coming from the window of the old house., The bunny's fur felt like cotton as I held him in my arms.

Back

My toes stepped onto the beach and immediately the sand burned my feet.

Front

This sentence appeals to the sense of what?
The zipper from my jacket dug into my neck like a sharp needle.

Back

touch

Front

Which is not one of the five senses? Options: taste, sight, smell, feeling

Back

feeling

Front

Which sense does this sentence appeal to?
When I stepped into my classroom, I noticed there was a slight aroma of dusty chalk.

Back

smell

Front

Which sentence appeals to the sense of touch? Options: Sweat dripped down my warm face like a waterfall. , children screamed loudly as they left the classroom., My mom's perfume reminded me of vanilla and cherries. 

Back

Sweat dripped down my warm face like a waterfall.