Sight
Hearing
Smell
Taste
touch
100

This part of your eye controls how much light enters.

What is the pupil

100

The three small bones in your ear are often called this.

What is the ossicles

100

Smell is also known as this sense

What is olfaction

100

Taste buds are mostly found on this organ.

What is the tongue?

200

These cells in your eyes help you see color.

What are cones

200

This part of the ear collects sound waves.

What is the outer ear

200

These cells inside your nose detect odors.

What are olfactory receptor cells

200

This taste sensation detects acids.

What is sour?


300

The clear front surface of the eye that helps focus light.

What is the cornea?

300

This snail-shaped structure helps you hear

What is the cochlea?

300

This bone structure passes smell signals to the brain.

What is the olfactory bulb?

300

This bone structure passes smell signals to the brain.

What is the olfactory bulb?

300

These tiny sensors in your skin help you feel pressure and texture

What are mechanoreceptors?

400

This nerve carries visual information to your brain.

What is the optic nerve?

400

: These tiny hairs inside the cochlea help detect sound

What are hair cells

400

: These lines in the nose increase airflow and warm incoming air.

What are nasal turbinates?

400

: These lines in the nose increase airflow and warm incoming air.

What are nasal turbinates

500

You wear these to help you see better.

What are glasses?

500

These tell your brain what you hear.

What are your ears

500

You smell this when someone bakes cookies.

What is a yummy smell

500

These tell your brain what you hear.

What are your ears?

500

his part of the brain is responsible for processing touch signals.

: What is the somatosensory cortex

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