WorksheetsSensory organs
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What are sensory organs?
Receptors that capture internal stimuli.
Receptors that capture things.
Receptors that capture external stimuli.
How do the sensory organs work?
Cells send stimuli to the central nervous system, which interprets and responds.
Cells send stimuli to the musculoskeletal system, which interprets and responds.
Cells interprets and respond
The main senses are:
sight, hearing, smell and touch
sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch
sight, hearing, smell, taste and skin
eyes, hearing, tongue, nose and touch
Our sense of touch ...
allows us to perceive sensations through our skin
allows us to perceive sensations through our tongue
allows us to perceive sensations through our ear
What stimuli does our skin respond to?
food, smells and noises
clothes, vibrations and wind
flavors, colors and music
pressure, temperature and pain
Our sense of taste is located in our...
mouth
tongue
face
I don't know
Taste receptors are grouped toguether and form...
taste balls
taste flavours
taste buds
What are taste buds?
huge elevations of different shapes on the surface of the tongue
tiny elevations of different shapes on the surface of the tongue
tiny elevations of different shapes on the mouth
Our sense of smell is located in our...
I don't know
nose
face
ears
Where are the olfactory receptors located?
nostrils
nasal cavity
olfactory epithelium
Name the three layers of the eye ( in order from the outest to the innest one)
Other parts of the eyes are:
retina, iris, cornea, pupil, lens, vitreous humour and optic nerve
retina, iris, cornea, pupil, lens and optic nerve
retina, iris, pupil, lens, retina, sclera and vitreous humour
Where does light enter the eye?
Light enters the eye through the cornea
Light enters the eye through the pupil
Light enters the eye through the retina
The ear is divided into...
ear and pinna
eardrum, pinna and tiny bones
cochlea, auditory nerves and semicircular canals
outer ear, middle ear and inner ear
The middle ear contains...
the oval window and the pinnar
the hammer, the cochlea and the stirrup
the hammer, the anvil and the stirrup
