How do we hear? – Odd one out

The video tutorial discusses identifying the odd one out from a list of words: tongue, stirrup, cochlea, and eardrum. It explains that the tongue is the odd one out because the stirrup, cochlea, and eardrum are all parts of the ear, whereas the tongue is not.

What is the purpose of identifying the odd one out in a list?

• To find the item that is different from the rest

• To categorize items into groups

• To memorize the list

• To alphabetize the items

Which of the following is not part of the list mentioned in the video?

• Cochlea

• Stirrup

• Eardrum

• Tongue

Which of these is a part of the ear?

• Stirrup

• Nose

• Eye

• Tongue

Why is the tongue considered the odd one out in the list?

• It is a type of muscle

• It is a part of the ear

• It is a type of bone

• It is not a part of the ear

Which of the following is not related to hearing?

• Tongue

• Stirrup

• Eardrum

• Cochlea