Sight and Touch

How do sight and touch contribute to understanding cultural artifacts?

• They provide sensory information for analysis

• They are not relevant to cultural studies

• They only help in identifying colors

• They are used only in scientific experiments

Which sense is primarily used to read Braille?

• Sight

• Touch

• Hearing

• Taste

How does touch help in learning about historical objects?

• By feeling textures and shapes

• By tasting the materials

• By listening to the object's sound

• By seeing the object's color

What role does sight play in social interactions?

• It helps in interpreting body language

• It is not important

• It only helps in reading text

• It is used for tasting food

Which sense is most important for a visually impaired person to navigate?

• Sight

• Touch

• Taste

• Smell

How can touch enhance the experience of a museum visit?

• By allowing interaction with exhibits

• By providing audio guides

• By offering virtual tours

• By giving free snacks

What is the primary sense used in sign language?

• Sight

• Touch

• Hearing

• Taste

How does sight help in understanding geographical maps?

• By identifying colors and symbols

• By feeling the paper

• By tasting the ink

• By listening to the map

Which sense is crucial for a sculptor when creating art?

• Sight

• Touch

• Hearing

• Taste

How do sight and touch work together in reading a physical book?

• Sight reads text, touch turns pages

• Touch reads text, sight turns pages

• Both are not needed

• Only sight is used