Vision
This part of your body lets you see the world around you.
The eyes
This part of your body helps you hear sounds.
The ears
What part of your body helps you taste food?
The tongue
What sense feels pain?
Touch
What part of the body lets us smell?
The nose
This part of the eye helps focus light and helps you see clearly.
The lens
This part inside your ear vibrates when it hears sound.
The eardrums
What are the tiny bumps on your tongue that help you taste called?
The taste buds
What organ has touch receptors
The skin
Why do some smells seem stronger than others?
Stronger smells have more chemicals
This is the colored part of your eye.
The iris
This is the tiny bone in your ear that helps carry sound.
Stirrup
What part of the brain helps you understand what you're tasting?
The brain
What organ helps remember textures?
The brain
How do odor receptors help us experience the sense of smell?
They detect chemicals and signals
This is the black circle in the center of your eye that controls how much light enters.
The pupil
What does the eardrum do when sound reaches it?
It vibrates
What does your sense of taste help you decide about food?
Whether it's safe to eat
How many receptors does touch have?
4
How does the brain recognize different smells?
The brain processes odor signals
This condition makes it hard to see things that are far away.
Nearsightedness
What can happen if you listen to loud noises for a long time?
It can damage your hearing
Why do we sometimes lose our sense of taste when we have a cold?
Because our nose is blocked
Name 2 touch receptors
Heat receptors, cold receptors, pain receptors, touch receptors
How can different smells affect our mood or productivity?
Smells can improve or distract