What part of your eye lets light in?
A) The Optic Nerve
B) The Pupil
C) Eye Lashes
The Pupil
What part of the body do we use in hearing?
A) The Eyes
B) The Ears
C) The Feet
The Ears
What are the five senses?
A) Sweet, Sour, Bitter, Salty, Umami
B) Hearing, Sight, Smell, Taste, Touch
C) Hard, Soft, Cold, Hot, Normal
Hearing, Sight, Smell, Taste, Touch
Name two of the five flavors your tongue can detect?
A) Salty
B) Bitter
C) Sour
D) All of the Above
All of the Above: Sweet, Salty, Bitter, Sour, Umami
What part of your nose does the smell reach first?
A) The Nostrils
B) The Nose Hairs
C) The Sinus Cavities
The Nostrils
What is the colorful part of your eye?
A) The Iris
B) The Tear Duct
C) The White Part
The Iris
What part of the ear does sound first travel through?
A) The Ear Drum
B) The Ear Canal
C) The Ear Bones
The Ear Canal
What is the long, flexible body part that is protected by the spine that connects the brain to the rest of your body?
A) The Back Bone
B) The Skin
C) The Spinal Cord
The Spinal Cord
What other sense besides taste do we use to to taste?
A) Hearing
B) Smell
C) Sight
Smell
What is the passage way that a smell enters in the nose?
A) The Nasal Cavity
B) The Sinus Cavity
C) The Middle Nose
The Nasal Cavity
What part of the eye sends the electrical signals to the brain?
A) The Iris
B) The Optic Nerve
C) Tears
The Optic nerve
What part of the ear vibrates?
A) The Ear Hair
B) The Ear Drum
C) All of it
The Ear Drum
What is a sense organ?
A) A body part that collects information from outside of your body.
B) A body part that collects information from inside of your body.
C) A body part that does not collect information from outside of your body.
A body part that collects information from outside of your body.
What are tiny holes in your taste buds called?
A) Saliva Glands
B) Taste Pores
C) Tongue Holes
Taste Pores
What organ do we use to smell?
A) The Eyes
B) The Mouth
C) The Nose
The Nose
What organ is used for sight?
A) The Hands
B) The Brain
C) The Eyes
The Eyes
What part of the ear contains fluid?
A) The Outer Ear
B) The Middle Ear
C) The Inner Ear
The Inner Ear (The Colchea)
What is the amount of time it takes your body to respond to information from the senses?
A) Lightspeed
B) Reaction Time
C) Half Time
Reaction Time
What part of the tongue detects flavor?
A) The Taste Buds
B) The Teeth
C) The Saliva
The Taste Buds
What is the name of the part of your nose that sends signals to the brain?
A) The Spinal Cord
B) The Olfactory Nerve
C) The Optic Nerve
The Olfactory Nerve
What are two things that the eyelid does?
A) Keeps Out Light
B) Keeps Out Dust
C) Protects the Eye
D) All of the Above
All of the Above: It keeps out light, keeps out dust, protects the eye
What connects your ear to your brain?
A) The Auditory Nerve
B) The Optic Nerve
C) The Spinal Cord
The Auditory Nerve
Yes or No: All parts of the skin have the same level of sensitivity?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Maybe
No, they don't have the same level of nerves. Such as your elbows or knees.
What are the bumps on your tongue are called?
A) Goose Bumps
B) Taste Buds
C) Papillae
Papillae
How does a smell get to your nose?
A) Molecules in the Air
B) Your Brain creates the scents
C) You Sniff
Molecules in the Air
What part of the eye changes light into electrical signals?
A) The Retina
B) The Iris
C) The Pupil
The Retina
Do you have bones inside your ears?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Maybe
Yes, there are 3 different bones.
Yes or No: Is your skin an organ?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Maybe
Yes, it's the organ that is use for touch.
What is Umami?
A) One type of disease around the world
B) One of the five basic tastes
C) A type of sushi dish
Umami or savoriness is one of the five basic tastes. It has been described as savory and is characteristic of broths and cooked meats.
What part of your nose detects different kinds of smells?
A) The Smell Glands
B) The Sinuses
C) Olfactory Receptors
Olfactory Receptors