Sense organs

Sense organs

Multiple Choice

These are sensitive to odor molecules and help your brain recognize smells:

• Receptors

• Nostrils

• Nasal passages

• Nose hair

Multiple Choice

What type of tissue is skin?

• Stem

• Epithelial

• endothelial

• Connective Tissue

Multiple Choice

What cell type gives skin its color?

• Melanocytes

• Collagen

• Epidermis

• Keratin

Multiple Choice

What cell type gives skin its color?

• Melanocytes

• Collagen

• Epidermis

• Keratin

Multiple Choice

Your nose helps you:

• Smell, sneeze, and hear

• Smell, see, and feel

• Smell, taste, and breathe

• Smell, smile, and eat

Multiple Choice

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

• false

• true

Multiple Choice

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

• false

• true

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a function of the tongue?

• Swallowing

• Tasting

• Balance

• Speaking

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a function of the tongue?

• Helps speaking

• Helps chewing

• Helps swallowing

• All The choices

Multiple Choice

With which organ does tongue work to get tasting?

• Eyes

• Ears

• Skin

• Nose

Multiple Choice

With which organ does tongue work to get tasting?

• Eyes

• Ears

• Skin

• Nose

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes Sclera

• Opening in the center of the iris through which lightnpasses; the black-artifice eye

• Transparent part of the sclera; light enters through here, covers the iris and pupil, tears coat the cornea keeping the eye moist

• Colored Structure In The Anterior Chamber Of The Eyeball

• Protective Layer;the white part,dense,fibrous outermost coating the eyeball

Multiple Choice

What purpose does the pupil serve?

• Protects the eyeball

• Turns light into electrical impulses

• Focuses light onto the retina at the back of the eye

• Controls the amount of sunlight that enters the eye

Multiple Choice

What purpose does the pupil serve?

• Protects the eyeball

• Turns light into electrical impulses

• Focuses light onto the retina at the back of the eye

• Controls the amount of sunlight that enters the eye