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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Eye Ear Vision HearingBalance Taste

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

7. Scelera A 100

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

9. Iris A 200

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

11. Pupil A 300

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

13. Conjunctiva A 400

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

15. Vitreous Humor A 500

16. What is the anatomical name for the eardrum? B 100

17. Tympanic Membrane B 100

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

19. Middle Ear B 200

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

21. Cochlea B 300

22. What is another name for the Eustacian Tube? B 400

23. Pharyngotympanic Tube B 400

24. Name the three ossicles in their latin form. B 500

25. Malleus Incus Stapes B 500

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

27. Lacrimal Gland C 100

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

29. Retina C 200

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

31. Cones C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

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

34. Macula C 400

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

36. Near-sighted Vision C 500

37. Which ossicle beats on the cochlea? D 100

38. Stapes D 100

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

40. Acoustic nerve or Vestibulorcochlear nerve D 200

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

42. Round Window D 300

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

44. Eustacian Tube or Pharyngotympanic Tube D 400

45. What is the sensory organ for hearing? D 500

46. Organ of Corti D 500

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

48. Semicircular Canals E 100

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

50. Utricle E 200

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

52. Saccule E 300

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

54. Vestibular Apparatus E 400

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

56. Calcium carbonate E 500

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

58. Taste F 100

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

60. Supertasters F 200

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

62. False: All taste buds equally distributed. F 300

63. Name the four major types of taste buds. F 400

64. Sweet Sour Bitter Salty F 400

65. What is the anatomical name for tastebuds? F 500

66. Papillae F 500

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

69. Otoliths Click on screen to continue

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