WorksheetsSenses A
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1.What are the two basic groups of senses?
a)
A.Somatic senses
b)
B. General senses
c)
C. Visceral senses
d)
D. Special senses
2.
2.The senses of hearing and balance are both transmitted by the ________.
a)
a. Endolymph
b)
B. Semicircular canal
c)
C.vestibulocochlear nerve
d)
D. Cochlea
3.
3.This nerve functions as two
separate nerves, carrying information from two separate but closely related structures.
a)
a. Vestibul
b)
B. vestibular nerve
c)
C.cochlear nerve
d)
D. Cochlea
e)
4.
4. General receptors have receptors distributed over a large part of the body. They are divided into two groups.
a)
a. SOMATIC SENSES
b)
B. VISCERAL SENSES
c)
C. SPECIAL SENSES
d)
D. PAIN
e)
5.
5. Respond to light.
a)
A. Mechanoreceptors
b)
B. Chemoreceptors
c)
C. Thermoreceptors
d)
D. Photoreceptors
e)
6.
6.What percentage of taste is actually influenced by smell?
a)
A.20 %
b)
B.40%
c)
C.60%
d)
D.80%
e)
7.
7.What is anosmia?
a)
A).A disorder causing the inability to smell
b)
B) An enhanced sense of smell
c)
C).A condition where all food tastes the same
d)
D. A heightened sensitivity to certain odors
e)
8.
8.What is the term for the fifth primary taste, which is described as savory or meaty?
a)
A. Umami
b)
B. Salty
c)
C. Sour
d)
D. Bitter
e)
9.
9.Which part of the brain is responsible for processing taste information?
a)
A. Olfactory cortex
b)
B. Gustatory cortex
c)
C. Visual cortex
d)
D. Auditory cortex
e)
10.
10.What is the common name for the bumps on the tongue that contain taste buds?
a)
A. Papillae
b)
B. Esophagus
c)
C. Trachea
11.
11.Which of the following is not considered one of the primary taste?
a)
A.spicy
b)
B.sweet
c)
C. sour
d)
D.bitter
12.
12.Where are taste buds located?
a)
A. Tongue only
b)
B Tounge and Throat
c)
C.Tongue, throat, palate, and nasal cavity
d)
D.Tongue, throat, and palate
13.
13.Which part of the body is primarily responsible for detecting odors?
a)
A. Tongue
b)
B. Nose
c)
C. Ears
d)
D.Tongue, throat, and palate
14.
14.The cochlear is responsible for:
a)
A. Balance
b)
B. Hearing
c)
C. Equalizing pressure
d)
D. Amplifying sound
e)
15.
15.The semicircular canals are crucial for:
a)
A. Detecting changes in head position and movement
b)
B. Amplifying sound vibration
c)
C. Protecting the eardrum
d)
D. Equalizing pressure in the middle ear
e)
16.
16.Which part of the ear connects the middle ear to the throat, helping to equalize pressure?
a)
A. Eustachian tube
b)
B. Tympanic membrane
c)
C. Cochlea
d)
D. Oval window
e)
17.
17.What is the function of the ossicles in the middle ear?
a)
A. Transmitting sound vibrations from the outer ear to the inner ear
b)
B. Equalizing pressure in the ear
c)
C. Detecting changes in head position
d)
D. Amplifying sounds
e)
18.
18.Which structure in the inner ear contains the sensory cells responsible for hearing?
a)
A. Cochlea
b)
B. Semicircular canals
c)
C. Vestibule
d)
D. Tympanic membrane
e)
19.
19.The utricle and saccule are parts of the inner ear responsible for:
a)
A. Hearing
b)
B. Balance
c)
C. Equalizing pressure
d)
D. Protecting the inner ear
e)
20.
20.What part of the ear is responsible for amplifying sound vibrations and transmitting them to the inner ear?
a)
A. Cochlea
b)
B. Oval window
c)
C. Ossicles
d)
D. Tympanic membrane
e)
21.
21.Which of the following is NOT located in the inner ear?
a)
A. Cochlea
b)
B. Semicircular canals
c)
C. Tympanic membrane
d)
D. Vestibule
e)
22.
22.The cochlear contains specialized cells called:
a)
A. Auditory nerve fibers
b)
C. Ossicles
c)
B. Hair cells
d)
D. Vestibular neurons
23.
23.The function of the auditory nerve is to:
a)
A. Amplifying sound vibrations
b)
B. Transmit sound signals from the cochlear to the brain
c)
C. Detecting changes in head position and movement
d)
D. Equalize pressure in head position and movement
24.
24.The stapes,incus,and malleus are collectively known as:
a)
A. Cochlear duct
b)
B. Semicircular canals
c)
C. Ossicles
d)
D. Vestibular apparatus
25.
25.This part provides protection and lubrication of the eye by the productions of micous and tears?
a)
A. Pupil
b)
B. Iris
c)
C. Conjuctiva
d)
D. Cornea
e)
26.
26.It provides nutrients to your eye and helps your eye keep its shapes:
a)
A. lens
b)
B. sclera
c)
C.macula
d)
D. vitreous
e)
27.
27.This muscle is responsible for movement of the eye along three different axes?
a)
A. smooth muscles
b)
B. extrinsic eye muscle
c)
C. lateral rectus
d)
D.lacrimal gland
e)
28.
28.What is the name of the transparent front part of the eye that covers the iris,pupil, and anterior chamber and provide most of an eye’s optical power?
a)
A. Sclera
b)
B. Cornea
c)
C. Lens
d)
D. Eyelids
e)
29.
29.Which part of the eye is responsible for controlling the amount of light that enters?
a)
A. eyebrow
b)
B. optic nerve
c)
C. iris
d)
D. lacrimal gland
e)
30.
30.What is the term for the involuntary eye movement that allow the eyes to continuously refocus on objects?
a)
A. iris
b)
B. cone cell
c)
C. rods cells
d)
D. eyebrow
e)
31.
31.The muscle is one of the steven extra ocular muscles.It is primarily responsible for depressing the eye.
a)
A. Lateral rectus
b)
B. Medial rectus
c)
C. Superior rectus
d)
D. Inferior rectus
e)
32.
32.This muscle is a flat-shaped muscle and it is wider in it anterior part.
a)
A. Superior oblique
b)
B. Medial rectus
c)
C. Lateral rectus
d)
D. Inferior rectus
33.
33.What do you called by most of the time,color vision deficiency make it hard to tell the difference between certains colors.you see colors differently than most people?
a)
A. Cataracts
b)
B. Color blindness
c)
C. Dry eye
d)
D. Astigmatism
34.
34.This part of the retina at the back of the eye.It is only about 5mm across ,but is responsible for our centralized vision:
a)
A.Macula
b)
B. Cornea
c)
C. Sclera
d)
D. Iris
35.
35.Which part of the ear contains the oval window?
a)
D. Eustachian tube
b)
A. Outer ear
c)
B. Middle ear
d)
C. Inner ear
36.
36.The function of the round window is to:
a)
A. Equalize pressure in the inner ear
b)
B. . Amplifying sound waves
c)
C. Transmit sound vibrations to the cochlea
d)
D. Protect the cochlear from excessive vibrations
37.
37.it is the neuronal pathways for taste who transmits taste sensation from anterior of the tongue
a)
A. Facial nerve
b)
B. Vagus nerve
c)
C. Gustatory
d)
D.Glossopharyngeal nerve
38.
38. Hair like processes
a)
A. Taste pore
b)
B. Taste cells
c)
C. Taste hair
d)
D. Taste buds
39.
39. Lines are superior part of the nasal cavity.
a)
A. Olfactory bulbs
b)
B. Olfactory epithelium
c)
C. Olfactory neurons
d)
D. Odorants
40.
40. Respond to chemical such as odor molecules.
a)
A. Photo receptors
b)
B. Chemoreceptors
c)
C. Mechanoreceptors
d)
D. Thermoreceptors
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