Question

write 5 sentences about each sense organ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Eye- It is one of the five sense organs.It helps us to see our surroundings.It is the most sensitive organ of our body.We have two eyes .

Ear-Ear helps us to hear. We have two ears.

nose

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

The sense organs are the body organs by which humans are able to see, smell, hear, taste, and touch or feel. The five sense organs are the eyes (for seeing), nose (for smelling), ears (for hearing), tongue (for tasting), and skin (for touching or feeling).

1. Eyes-

• Sight, also referred to as vision, is our ability to see.

• Eyes are the visual sensory organs of the human body.

• Other animals, birds, and fish also see through their eyes.
• The scientific study of sight is called optics.
• Our eyes are sensitive to images of light.

    2. Nose-

• The sense of smell is also referred to as olfaction.
• We have our olfactory system by which we smell and perceive different odors and scents.
• The nose is an olfactory organ.
• The nose can also be an organ to aid in our sense of taste.
• Humans breathe through two holes called nostrils.

   3. Ears-

• Hearing, also referred to as auditory perception or audition, is our ability to perceive sounds.
• We have our auditory system by which we detect vibrations and hear sounds.
• Our ears are auditory organs.
• Vibrations are transmitted through a medium such as air.
• These vibrations are mechanically carried on from the eardrum through the tiny bones named the malleus, incus, and stapes.

    4. Tongue-

• We have one tongue by which we perceive various tastes and flavors like sweet, salty, sour, and bitter.
• The small bumps on the tongue are the papillae.
• In between the papillae are the taste buds.
• Taste buds, also called gustatory calyculi, are the sensory organs on the tongue’s upper surface.
• The different parts of the tongue detect distinct flavors: front for salty and sweet, back for bitter, and sides for sour.

   5. Skin-

• Our skin is the largest organ as it covers our whole body.

• The receptors on our skin allow us to perceive texture, pain, temperature, pressure, and pain.

• Touch is also referred to as tactician, somatosensation, or mechanoreception.

• The sense of touch is activated by neural receptors found in the skin, and other surfaces like the tongue and hair follicles.

• Skin receptors generate an impulse which is carried to the spinal cord then to the brain.