The Five Senses: How We Experience the World
Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. Find out how each sense collects information and sends it racing to the brain.
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Which sense organ do you use to smell?Tap an answer
Multiple Choice · 20s
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- Your skin is the organ used for the sense of touch.True / False · 20s
- Which sense would help you notice that milk has gone sour before tasting it?Multiple Choice · 20s
- Which tiny bones inside your ear help you hear?Multiple Choice · 20s
- What tiny bumps on your tongue help you taste your food? (two words)Type Answer · 30s
- Losing one sense often makes the other senses feel sharper with practice.True / False · 20s
- Why does food seem to lose its flavor when you have a stuffy nose?Multiple Choice · 20s
- Which sense helps you keep your balance while walking?Multiple Choice · 20s
- What protects your eye from dust and sweat?Multiple Choice · 20s
- How many main senses do people usually count? (write the number)Type Answer · 30s
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