Haciendo observaciones: usando tus sentidos

The video tutorial explains how we use our five senses to observe the world around us. It begins with observing a sheep using sight and hearing, noting its appearance and sounds. The tutorial then covers the other senses: touch, smell, and taste, describing how each sense helps us perceive different aspects of our environment. Examples include feeling the wind, smelling flowers, and tasting flavors.

What senses are primarily used to observe the sheep in the video?

• Taste and smell

• Touch and smell

• Sight and hearing

• Sight and taste

Which part of the body is mainly responsible for the sense of touch?

• Tongue

• Fingers

• Eyes

• Nose

What can our skin sense besides touch?

• Sounds

• Colors

• Wind and temperature

• Flavors

Which sense is the nose responsible for?

• Taste

• Hearing

• Smell

• Sight

What flavors can the tongue distinguish?

• Brightness, darkness, and color

• Coldness, warmth, and texture

• Sourness, spiciness, and umami

• Sweetness, bitterness, and saltiness