Sense Organs and Basic Science Skills

The video introduces basic science skills, focusing on observation using the five sense organs: sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch. It explains how each sense organ contributes to observation and includes an activity where viewers apply these skills to select toys for a child. The video concludes with a call to action to engage with the content.

What is the primary technique used in basic science skills to solve problems?

• Experimentation

• Measurement

• Observation

• Hypothesis

Which sense organ is responsible for sight?

• Ears

• Skin

• Nose

• Eyes

What sense organ helps us determine if a smell is pleasant or unpleasant?

• Tongue

• Nose

• Skin

• Ears

Which sense organ is used to identify the taste of food?

• Nose

• Ears

• Tongue

• Eyes

What sense organ allows us to hear sounds?

• Eyes

• Skin

• Nose

• Ears

How do we perceive the texture of an object?

• Taste

• Touch

• Sight

• Smell

In the activity, what is the first sense used to select a toy?

• Touch

• Sight

• Smell

• Hearing

What should be checked about the toy's sound during the activity?

• If it is musical

• If it is soft

• If it is working properly

• If it is loud

Why is it important for the toy to be soft in the activity?

• It is easier to clean

• It is more durable

• It is safer for a small child

• It is more colorful

What is the final step in selecting a toy for Rena?

• Making sure it is expensive

• Ensuring it is clean

• Verifying it is new

• Checking the color