Definitions
Name the parts of the ear
Explain that
AGB
Understanding our ears
100

What is the pinna?

The part of your outer ear that you see in the mirror and is a funnel collecting sound.

100

Pinna and ear canal

The outer ear is made up of the pinna and the ear canal

100

What do we hear?

Vibrations, not sound.

100

Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

100

List three things you can do to care for your ears?

1. Don't poke sharp objects in our ears.

2. Cover our ears from loud noises.

3. Have a doctor remove the earwax build up.

4. Don't listen to loud music.

5. Don't stand close to loud noises. 

200

What is vibration?

The movement of an object back and forth

200

What makes up the middle ear?

The middle ear is made up of the eardrum, hammer, anvil and the stirrup

200

Explain the cups and string experiment

There vibrations of our voice vibrate the cup which vibrates the string which vibrates the other cup allowing up to hear the other person.

200
What was his assistants' name?
His assistants' name was Watson.
200

What are some loud jobs that you should wear earplugs for?

Airport workers, construction workers, printers. 

300

What is the ear canal?

The ear canal is a tunnel that is joined to the part of the ear you can see.

300

What makes up the inner ear?

The inner ear is made up of the cochlea and the auditory nerve.

300

Why is it hard to hear someone when they are whispering?

There vibrations are so low it is hard to hear.

300

Where was the inventor of the telephone born?

He was born in Scotland.

300

What part of the ear controls balance?

The semi-circular canals control our balance/

400

What is the eardrum?

The eardrum is a thin covering at the end of the ear canal.

400

Name the three tiny bones in the inner ear

The three tiny bones are the hammer, anvil and the stirrup.

400

Explain why when you spin, you get dizzy. 

The fluid in the semi-circular canals (which control balance) will keep moving which moved the hairs, which sent the message to the brain that the body was still moving.

400

When was the telephone invented?

It was invented in March 1876.

500

What is the cochlea?

The cochlea is a shell shaped part of the inner ear that is filled with fluid and lined with tiny hairs.

500

What sends messages from the ear to the brain?

The auditory nerve sends messages from the ear to the brain.

500

How can we hear someone better?

We can angle our pinnas.

500

When was Alexander Graham Bell born?

He was born on March 3rd, 1847.

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