The outer ear is also called the _______ or _______.

The Pinna directs the vibrations inside the ____ to the eardrum.

It is the thin piece of skin that vibrates when sound enters the ear caught by the auricle.

 It vibrates to deliver sound to the inner ear.

The spiral tube filled with liquid that moves like a wave when the ossicles vibrates.

The cochlea works with the brain using _________ turning vibrations into sound.

 It is made up of the tiniest and most delicate bones in the body

A pathway where vibrations are lead to the eardrum in the middle ear.

Works with the brain using auditory nerves turning vibrations into sound.

It is the part of the ear where the auditory nerves are found.

Part of the middle ear that includes the hammer, anvil and stirrup.

 It is also called the pinna.

 It is the part of the ear where you can find the eardrum.

Sounds which are really vibrations in the air, enter the ear and are collected by the_____.

 Encloses the eye and protects it from injury

 It protects the visible parts of the eye and keeps it clean and moist by blinking.

 It is the connective tissue that forms the “white” of the eye.

The eye’s outermost lens; controls and focuses the entry of light

Center of the eye; lets light enter the eye

Colored part of the eye; regulates the amount of light that enters the eye

 Helps to concentrate the light and images on retina.

 Brings light rays to the back of the eyeball and sands the images you see to your brain through optic nerves.

 What part of the eye functions as a protective window?

 Regulates the amount of light entering the eye and gives the eye its color.

This is where the image is formed.

The eyeball’s outer coat is known as________.

 How does the eyelid keeps the eye clean and moist?

 You breathe through your_________.

The air passes through the nasal passage and _________ prevents dust from entering.

The _______ separates the Nasal Passage from the nostrils.

Inside the ______ are tiny hairs called cilia can be found.

The air passes through the ___________and nasal hair prevents dust from entering.

 The Nasal Cavity is separated from the mouth by the __________.

The tiny hairs inside the nasal cavity are called.

The __________ is made of millions of cells that work together with the brain to allow you to describe what you smell. 

 It moistens air that enters through the nose.

 It is a flexible muscle which allows you to taste food with the help of your sense of smell.

 Tiny sensitive organs on top of your tongue.

These are little bumps that send signals to the brain whenever you eat or drink anything.

 What part of the tongue allows you to experience the five taste sensation?

 Which of the following taste sensations is produced when the food contains salt?

Which of the following taste sensations is produced when the food contains acids?

 What is the other term for umami?

Is the largest organ and an outer tissue that covers the human body.

 Is the outer layer of the skin

The deepest part of the epidermis contains ______, well known for their role in skin pigmentation or coloring of the skin.

 Is the inner layer of the skin below the epidermis.

Responsible to send a message to the brain when the skin feel sensations such as hot, cold, and pressure.

 This gland secretes oil to the surface of the skin.

 It is responsible in allowing blood to pass through to carry nutrients to the skin and regulating the body temperature.

 It is the secretory skin glands.

Sweat Glands that regulate body temperature by producing sweat.

Sweat Glands that continuously secret a fatty sweat. 

 Also known as hypodermis that helps maintain the body’s temperature when in a cold environment and absorbs shock when you bump into something.

It is found in the subcutaneous layer where each strand of hair grows from.

Sound enters the nose and the turns them into something our brain can understand.

Sounds which are really VIBRATIONS in the air, enter the ear and are collected by the pinna.

Your ears are used to hear the different sounds in your surroundings.

The middle ear works with the brain using auditory nerves turning vibrations into sound.

Inner ear is the part of the ear where you can find the eardrum.

Cochlea is the part of the ear where the auditory nerves are found.

Pinna is also called Auricle.

 Ossicles is the part of the middle ear that includes the hammer, anvil and stirrup.

 Sounds which are really vibrations in the air, enter the ear and are collected by the brain

 Ossicle is a pathway where vibrations are lead to the eardrum in the middle ear.

The retina sends images to the brain through optic nerves.

 The iris is the colored part of the eye.

 The eyes are the sense organ for smelling.

The cornea is the white colored part of the eye.

 Light is needed to see.

The main function of the dermis is to defend the body from stress and strain.

 Dermis gives a sense of touch known as elasticity and consists of nerve endings, sebaceous glands, blood vessels and sweat glands. 

 What are the three (3) major parts of the human ear?

What are the Parts of the Eye?

 What are the Parts of the Eye?

 What are the Parts of the Tongue Responsible for the taste?

What are the three(3) layers that make up a skin

What are the two (2) types of Sweat Glands

What are the three (3) main functions of the skin

What are the parts of the Dermis

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