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TRUE or FALSE: The auricle is made of a tough material called cartilage.

True

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What bones in the middle ear, are the SMALLEST bones in the human body? What do they do?

ossicles - magnify the motion of the eardrum.

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What sends singals to our brain about different smells? Where do these signals pass through?

smell sensors send signals to our brain. These signals pass through the olfactory nerve.

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What are the tiny hairs inside our nose called? What do they do?

cilia - they are connected to smell sensors.

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banana

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fairy

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shark

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lifesaver

Give 20 points!

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banana

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gold

Win 50 points!

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rocket

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baam

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The auricle is the part of the ear that is visible on____________

the sides of the head.

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Fill in the blank: Taste helps us detect _________ of food, minerals and chemicals.

Flavor.

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shark

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The middle ear is full of ______.

Air

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In what layer of the skin does the sense of touch originate? Hint: This is the BOTTOM-MOST layer.

Dermis. (NOT hypodermis)

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TRUE OR FALSE: The spinal cord is protected by the vertebrae and it controls reflex actions.

True.

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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: What kind of neurons help collect information from our eyes, ears, nose and mouth?

Sensory neurons.

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What 2 senses work together when we eat?

Taste and smell - TASTE BUDS pick up on flavor, and SMELL helps us enjoy the nice smell.

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Some people can't see colors correctly and can't tell the difference between red and green. What is this condition called?

colour blindness.

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The vibrations in the cochlea make ________ which produce sound signals and get sent to the brain.

waves

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