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Sensory Unit Created by Educational Technology Network. www.edtechnetwork.com 2009

POWERPOINT JEOPARDY The Eye The Ear Taste Smell Touch 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

The sense of sight is classified by what type of receptor? – 10 Points

This layer prevents the scattering of incoming light rays. – 20 Points

The blind spot of the eye is called what? – 30 Points

The part of the eye with the highest concentration of cones is what? – 40 Points

Where does the visual pathway begin and end? – 50 Points

The sense of hearing and balance can be classified with what type of receptors? – 10 Points

The specific organ of hearing is called what? – 20 Points

This fluid is located in the bony labyrinth in the inner ear. – 30 Points

This fluid is found in the cochlea and semicircular canals. – 40 Points

True or false: The sense of balance occurs in the vestibule AND the semicircular canals? – 50 Points

The sense of taste is classified by what type of receptors? – 10 Points

The cells responsible for the sense of taste are called what? – 20 Points

Name the MAIN four taste sensations. – 30 Points

What is the fifth taste sensation that was discovered? – 40 Points

True or False: The sensation of taste and perception of taste occur in different parts of the body. – 50 Points

The sense of smell is classified by what type of receptors? – 10 Points

Olfactory receptors do NOT assist with the sense of taste. True or False: Olfactory receptors do NOT assist with the sense of taste. – 20 Points

True or False: The sense of smell is sensitive, easily adapted, and can respond to chemicals dissolved in water. – 30 Points

Chemicals must be dissolved in this in order for olfactory receptors to be able to sense these chemicals. – 40 Points

The sense of smell is able to stimulate vivid memories because the olfactory tract passes through this part of the brain. – 50 Points

The sense of feeling and touch comes from what type of sense organ…special or general? – 10 Points

Two categories of receptors in the sense of feeling. – 20 Points

Free nerve endings in the skin respond to what type of stimulus? – 30 Points

General sense organs are found in the highest concentration on this organ. – 40 Points

The golgi tendon receptors and muscle spindles are classified as what type of receptors? – 50 Points