Form 3 Chapter 1 Stimuli and Response (1.2 Nose Tongue Skin)

Where is the sensory cell for smell located?

• On the top of the nasal cavity.

• Inside the nasal cavity.

• Inside the smell receptor.

• There is nothing like sensory cell in this world.

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which organ is a sensory of taste

• tongue

• nose

• ears

• eye

Diagram 4 shows a section through part of the human head containing a sensory organ.

Which of the parts labelled A, B, C and D, is a sensory cell?

• A

• B

• C

• D

When a person suffers from flu, the food will not be delicious. This is so because

• Nose and tongue are no longer work

• Bacteria in the mouth weaken the ability of the cell-receptor to detect the taste of the food

• The abundance of mucous quantities in the nasal opening prevents chemicals from stimulating the receptor cells of the smell

• Sensitive cells have been attacked by flu virus and cannot function

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Diagram 5 shows different area of human tongue.

Which parts are more sensitive to vinegar and honey?

• P, R

• P, Q

• Q, S

• R, P

Which of the following is not a type of receptor in skin?

• Touch receptor

• Hot receptor

• Cold receptor

• Pressure receptor

The sense organ that can detect cold, hot, pain, and pressure

• eyes

• nose

• ears

• skin

Why does blind people use their fingertips to read Braille?

• They have a thick epidermal layer

• They have a thin epidermal layer

• They have many receptors

• They have less receptors

Skin senses all the following except

• touch

• pain

• cold

• depth perception

Diagram show a girl is crying because she step on a thorn.

What is the sensory organ that involved?

• Eyes

• Skin

• Ear

• Nose