Sight
I-i- : the coloured part of the eye.
Iris
E-- C---l : The open part of the ear, where sound waves travel.
Ear canal
N--- : The part of our face that lets us smell.
Nose
T----- : muscle in our mouth with lots of taste buds.
Tongue
How many layers of skin do humans have?
3
P---l : the black spot at the centre of the eye, through which light enters.
Pupil
E-rd--- : Sound waves hit this and make it vibrate.
Eardrum
N--t---- : The two holes in our noses through which particles travel.
Nostrils
S---- : the taste of i.e. a lolly or some chocolate.
Sweet
D----- : Part of the skin which contains the nerves, glands, and touch receptors.
Dermis
L-n- : Focuses the light back on the retina.
Lens
A-d----- N---- : Used to transmit electrical signals from the cochlea to the brain.
Auditory nerve
N---- c-v--- : the part of the nose where the olfactory receptors are located.
Nasal cavity
S--- : the taste of i.e. a lemon
E--d---- : The outer part of our skin.
Epidermis
O---- N---- : Used to send electric signals from the retina to the brain.
Optic nerve
L----d : what the semi-circular ear canals are full of.
Liquid
O-------- B--- : Where the olfactory receptors send signals.
Olfactory bulb
U---- : a savoury flavour. Originally a Japanese word.
Umami
The hypodermis contains f-- t-ss--.
Fat tissue
F-v-- : Point where the retina meets the optic nerve.
Fovea
C-----a : Turns the sound waves into electrical signals.
Cochlea
O-f------ R-c------ : Things in the nasal cavity that detect odour particles.
Olfactory receptors
B----- : the taste of i.e. espresso or dark chocolate.
Bitter
T---- R-c------ : detect texture, temperature, pressure, and pain.
Touch receptors