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True or false: We can detect flavours with our skin.

False

What joins bones together at the joints?

Ligaments

These detect special chemicals in the things that we eat or drink.

Taste buds

This part of the ear detects vibrations and then creates nerve impulses

Cochlea

True or false: eardrum vibrations causes small bones in the ear to vibrate too.

True

Responsible for balance, movement and coordination

Cerebellum

What connects the brain to the rest of the body?

Spinal cord

What part of the skeletal system is shown in the picture?

Skull

What muscle is this?

Trapezius

Give four types of tastes that our tongue can detect.

sweet, salty, bitter, sour

What is the small hole that lets light into the eye?

Pupil

True or false: The lens projects an upside-down image onto our retina.

True.

These are electric signals sent by the nerve cells.

Nerve impulses

This system allows us to move and perform voluntary and involuntary actions.

Locomotor system

These are hard and solid on the outside and sponge-like on the inside.

Bones

True or false: Smells are made up of gases in the air.

True

What opens and closes the pupil?

Iris

What detect the gases and send nerve impulses to the olfactory nerve?

Olfactory cells

This system gives support and stability to the body as it protects the vital organs

Skeletal system

Largest and most complex part of the brain

Cerebrum

What are the three layers of the skin?

Epidermis, dermis, fatty layer

True or false: the olfactory nerve transmits the impulses to the mouth

False

Nerves that detect the nerve impulses sent by the taste buds

Gustatory nerves

This is a nervous tissue that detects light and colours and sends information to the optic nerve.

Retina

This vibrates when sound waves hit it.

Eardrum

These attach muscles to bones

Tendons

What is the function of the skin?

To feel pressure, temperature and textures

True or false: the skeletal muscle is an involuntary muscle.

False (smooth and cardiac)

These make up the nerve tissue; these transmit electrochemical messages from one to another.

Nerve cells

What bone is shown in the picture?

Femur