ORGAN
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE TO TASTE?
THE TONGUE
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE TO HEAR?
THE EARS
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE TO SEE?
THE EYES
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE TO TOUCH?
THE HANDS
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE TO SMELL?
THE NOSE
TRANSLATE TASTE AND TONGUE
PROBAR Y LENGUA
MEANING OF HEARING AND EAR
ESCUCHAR Y OREJA
TRANSLATE SEE AND EYES
VER Y OJOS
TRANSLATE TOUCH AND HANDS
TOCAR Y MANOS
TRANSLATE SMELL AND NOSE
OLER Y NARIZ
WHAT DO YOU TASTE WITH YOUR TONGUE?
ICE CREAM, CAKE, MEAT
WHAT DO YOU HEAR WITH YOUR EARS?
MUSIC, RADIO, BIRDS
WHAT DO YOU SEE WITH YOUR EYES?
TV, SKY, PICTURE
WHAT DO YOU TOUCH WITH YOUR HANDS?
TEDDY BEARD, RABBIT, AND A DOG.
WHAT DO YOU SMELL WITH YOUR NOSE?
FLOWER, PERFUME, GARBAGE
WHAT SENSES DO YOU USE WHEN YOU TASTE AN APPLE?
TASTE, SEE, SMELL, AND TOUCH.
WHAT SENSES DO YOU USE WHEN YOU HEAR MUSIC?
HEAR
WHAT SENSES DO YOU USE WHEN YOU SEE A TV?
HEAR AND SEE
WHAT SENSES DO YOU USE WHEN YOU TOUCH A TEDDY BIRD?
SEE, TOUCH AND SMELL
WHAT ORGAN DO YOU USE WHEN YOU SMELL A FLOWER?
SMELL, TOUCH, AND SEE
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE WORD TASTE?
Taste – The ability to taste food and drinks, using the tongue to detect flavors such as sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE WORD HEARING?
Hearing – The ability to hear sounds, using the ears to detect vibrations in the air.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE WORD SIGHT?
Sight – The ability to see, using the eyes to perceive light, colors, shapes, and depth.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN THE WORD TOUCH?
Touch – The ability to feel physical sensations, such as pressure, temperature, and texture, using the skin.
WHAT DOES IT MEAND THE WORD SMELL?
Smell – The ability to detect scents or odors, using the nose to sense different smells in the environment.