Nose, tongue & skin

It lets you smell and is the main gate for the respiratory system. It also moistens, warms and filters the air.

• ears

• nose

• tongue

• skin

It is the entrance point of your nose.

• dermis

• pores

• trachea

• nostrils

A wiggly wall in the middle of your nostrils.

• septum

• lungs

• cochlea

• sweat glands

A very thin piece of skin and bone

• cartilage

• nostrils

• cochlea

• sweat glands

It is a space and connects with the back of the throat.

• stirrup

• sebaceous gland

• nose canal

• nasal cavity

It is also called as the windpipe.

• lungs

• respiratory system

• trachea

• septum

What do you call the thin layer of tissue inside our nose that makes mucus?

• mucus membrane

• respiratory system

• trachea

• septum

It works together with the hair inside our nose to trap unwanted small particles that could be harmful to our lungs.

• snot

• mucus

• booger

• mucus membrane

Part of the nose that contains special receptors that notice the smell and sends the signal along the olfactory nerve going to our brain.

• olfactory nerve

• receptors

• olfactory epithelium

• melanin

The inability to perceive odor or a lack of functioning olfaction or the loss of smell.

• blindness

• anosmia

• insomnia

• paralysis