Question

which line from the canterbury tales uses sensory language?
and not at all for correction of sin.
he was very strong of muscle, and also of bones
by this trick have i won, year after year,
and that was mostly of sin and deeds of harlotry
question 2
what is the vague word in the following line from \three tales of the city?\
augustus took a seat on the cold stone beside lawrence, who was sitting on the only straw cot in the dark cell.
stone
cell
cold
seat

Explanation:

Sensory language appeals to the senses (sight, touch, taste, smell, hearing). "he was very strong of muscle, and also of bones" uses the sense of sight (visualizing strong muscles and bones). For the second question, "seat" is a vague word as it doesn't specify what kind of seat (unlike "stone" which is a specific material, "cell" a specific place, and "cold" a specific quality).

Answer:

For the first question: he was very strong of muscle, and also of bones.
For the second question: seat.