Five Senses: Part 2

The video explains how humans use their five senses—sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste—to understand the world. Each sense is described in detail, highlighting its importance and how it helps in recognizing environments and objects. The video also discusses how people can adapt if they lose one of their senses, using other senses to compensate. It encourages viewers to think about how they use their senses daily.

Which sense allows people to recognize shapes, sizes, and colors?

• Smell

• Touch

• Sight

• Hearing

What sounds might help someone identify a beach?

• Wind blowing and rain falling

• Cars honking and people talking

• Waves crashing and seagulls cawing

• Birds chirping and leaves rustling

How does the sense of touch help us?

• By allowing us to see colors

• By enabling us to smell scents

• By helping us hear sounds

• By letting us feel temperature and texture

Which sense can warn people of danger, such as a gas leak?

• Hearing

• Sight

• Touch

• Smell

How does the sense of smell enhance the sense of taste?

• By allowing us to hear better

• By making food look more appealing

• By helping detect different textures

• By intensifying flavors

What is one way people adapt if they lose their sense of sight?

• They rely more on hearing and touch

• They use taste to identify objects

• They become more sensitive to light

• They develop a better sense of smell

What is an example of how people use multiple senses at once?

• All of the above

• Feeling the texture of a blanket while hearing a song

• Listening to music while tasting food

• Smelling flowers while seeing their colors