Vocabulary-Eyes
Vocabulary-Ears
Eyes- Comprehension
Ears-Comprehension
100

What is the iris?`

The colored part of your eye


100

What is the pinnae?

The earflaps on each side of your head

100

What does it mean to see and hear?

We see and hear when our brain makes sense of messages that it gets from our eyes and ears. 

100

What are the three parts of an ear?

The outer ear, the middle ear, and inner ear. 


200

What is the pupil?

The opening in the central part of the iris: the black part 

200

What is the eardrum?

The part of the ear that seperates the outer and middle ear

200

How does your brain receive messages from your eyes?

Light-sensitive cells send messages from the retina to the brain through the optic nerve. 

200

Why do our ear sometimes "pop"?

The tube that connects the middle ear to the throat sometimes opens to let air in. 

300

What is the retina?

The back of the eye  

300

What are ossicles?

The three small bones in your inner ear. 

300

Why are some people nearsighted?

Their eyeballs are too long and the image formed by the lens does not fall correctly onto the retina. 

300

How does sound travel through your ears?

 Sound waves cause your eardrum to vibrate, which cause the liquid in your cochlea to move and the hairs there to ripple. 

400

What is the cornea?

A clear round layer of cells


400

What is the cochlea?

A curled, fluid filled tube in your inner ear. 
400

What is an optical illusion?

It is something that you think you see that is not really there. 

400

What else do your ears do besides hear?

They help you keep your balance.