Sense of sight
Sense of taste
Sense of hearing
Sense of smell
100

The colored disc in the eye with the pupil in the center.

The iris


100

What are the receptors for taste called?

Taste buds


100

Name the two functions of the ear.

Hearing and balance


100

Name the part of your body responsible for the sense of smell.

The nose!


200

The transparent layer, linked to the sclera. 

Cornea


200

Name the five basic tastes.

Sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami.


200

The part of the ear you can see,  made of cartilage.

The Pinna.


200

Where are the olfactory receptors found?

a. in the occipital lobe of the brain

b. in the top of the nasal cavity

c. in the bottom of the nasal cavity

d. in the ears

b. in the top of the nasal cavity


300

The white part of the eye

The sclera


300

Why is the sense of taste called a "chemical" sense?

Because it detects chemicals in the substances we eat or drink. 


300

This is the flexible membrane that vibrates when it receives sound waves.

the Eardrum


300

Things must be volatile to be smelled. What does volatile mean?

Easily vaporized into the air


400

What are the 2 kinds of receptors in the back of the eye?

rods and cones


400
Why does food have to be "wet" to be tasted?

Taste buds can only detect chemicals that are dissolved in a liquid, such as saliva.

400

This part of the ear is involved in balance. 

Semicircular canals. 


400

What are the ridges in the nasal cavity called?

conchae (or turbinates)

There are three pairs of conchae: the superior, middle, and inferior conchae.  


500

What structure in the back of the eye contains the photoreceptors?

The retina


500

What direction do tastebuds face?

Taste buds sit sideways in the grooves around the papillae


500

Name the three bones in the ear.

Malleus, incus and stapes

(or hammer, anvil and stirrup)


500

What are the sensory receptors in the nose that detect odors called?

olfactory receptors


600

The nerve that carries impulses from the eye to the brain

Optic nerve


600

The main nerve that carries impulses from the taste buds to the brain?

the facial nerve


600

The nerve that carries impulses from the cochlea in the ear to the brain. 

Auditory nerve. 

600

The nerve that carries impulses from the nose to the brain

the olfactory nerve


700

What lobe of the brain processes sight?

the occipital lobe


700

What lobe of the brain processes the signals from taste buds?

The parietal lobe


700

What lobe of the brain processes signals from the ear?

the temporal lobe


700

What lobe of the brain processes the signals from the nose

the temporal lobe


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