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Eye Ear Vision HearingBalance Taste

What is the white portion of the eye called? A 100

Scelera A 100

The colored portion of the eye is called the? A 200

Iris A 200

A change in light conditions affects this hole in the eye. A 300

Pupil A 300

Which thin membrane is infected when suffering from pink eye? A 400

Conjunctiva A 400

Which fluid maintain the inner eye pressure and overall shape of the eye? A 500

Vitreous Humor A 500

What is the anatomical name for the eardrum? B 100

Tympanic Membrane B 100

Which portion of the ear allows sound to travel through bone? B 200

Middle Ear B 200

Which structure of the ear interprets sound by movements of fluid pushing on hairs triggering sensors to send signals to the brain? B 300

Cochlea B 300

What is another name for the Eustacian Tube? B 400

Pharyngotympanic Tube B 400

Name the three ossicles in their latin form. B 500

Malleus Incus Stapes B 500

Which eye gland produces to tears to clean and moisturize the eye? C 100

Lacrimal Gland C 100

What is the back of the eye called that contains sensitive nerve cells able to detect light? C 200

Retina C 200

Which nerve cells of the retina can see color? C 300

Cones C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

Where do the majority of the cones lie within the retina? C 400

Macula C 400

Which eye problem occurs because the cornea of the eye is too thin or too long? C 500

Near-sighted Vision C 500

Which ossicle beats on the cochlea? D 100

Stapes D 100

Which nerve relays the sense of sound to the brain? D 200

Acoustic nerve or Vestibulorcochlear nerve D 200

Movement of fluid behind the oval window is absorbed by the _____ window on the other end of the cochlea. D 300

Round Window D 300

What tube helps equalize the pressure between the middle ear and the outside environment? D 400

Eustacian Tube or Pharyngotympanic Tube D 400

What is the sensory organ for hearing? D 500

Organ of Corti D 500

Which ear structure is responsible for our sense of rotational acceleration or deceleration? E 100

Semicircular Canals E 100

Which portion of the ear is responsible for our sense of horizontal displacement? E 200

Utricle E 200

Which portion of the ear is responsible for our sense of vertical displacement? E 300

Saccule E 300

What are all the structures used for our sense of equilibrium called? E 400

Vestibular Apparatus E 400

The “rocks” of the inner ear are made of which material? E 500

Calcium carbonate E 500

Our tongue is responsible for which of our special senses? F 100

Taste F 100

F 200 These type of people are known to have more taste buds than others.

Supertasters F 200

True or False? “There are specific areas of the tongue for each sense of taste.” F 300

False: All taste buds equally distributed. F 300

Name the four major types of taste buds. F 400

Sweet Sour Bitter Salty F 400

What is the anatomical name for tastebuds? F 500

Papillae F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Ear Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

What is the anatomical name for the “rocks” in the vestibular apparatus? Click on screen to continue

Otoliths Click on screen to continue

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