Sense Organs

We use our ________ to hear different sounds.

Answer explanation

The ear is a spiral organ that helps us to hear. This receptor organ has three parts. The external ears, the middle ears and the inner ears.

The ears also modulate the sense of balance.

-------------- is the largest sense organ.

Answer explanation

The skin is the largest sense organ for any organism. It provides a sense of touch. The skin also acts as a barrier to protect the body against external environmental factors.

The sensation of touch through the skin is one of the first senses a human develops. 

We have _____________ sense organs.

Answer explanation

A human body is embodied with five sensory or sense organs. The sensory organs function by the transmission of signals to the brain in response to the environment while the brain helps interpret the signals.  

Our ________________ helps us in tasting food.

Answer explanation

 

Which part of the body will be used to feel?

• The skin is the part of the body that sends the message to the brain so that feel can take place.

• All the organs allow feeling to take place.

• People just feel without the use of any body parts.

• There are about five organs in the body that are responsible for feeling.

Answer explanation

The skin is the sensory organ responsible for feeling (touch).

The sensation of touch is tied to abstract concepts of compassion, pain, laughter, mood change, and even decision-making.

Aging can affect the skin while impacting the sensation of touch, causing hypoesthesia (reduced sensitivity or loss of touch).

We should go to dusty places in order to take care of our nose.

• We can go to dusty places once a year.

• We can go to dusty places sometimes.

• We should avoid dusty places.

Answer explanation

 The nose helps us to smell. Humans can smell more than 1 trillion odours?

The olfactory cleft on the roof of the nasal cavity helps smell with the olfactory bulb and fossa.

The olfactory cleft has nerve endings that aid in transmitting the signals to the brain.