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Five Senses Quiz
- 2. 1 1. Which of these is NOT a sense organ? a.Ears b.Eyes c.Hair 2. The _______ interprets information received from the sense organs a. Face b.Brain c. Mind
- 3. 2 3. We use our sense of ______ to listen to singing birds. a.Hearing b.Touch c.Taste 4. We use our sense of_______ to look at the sun. a.Sight b.Hearing c.Smell
- 4. 3 5. We use our sense of _______ to tell the garbage stinks. a.Sight b.Hearing c.Smell 6. We can tell food is spicy with our sense of _______. a.Smell b.Sight c.Taste
- 5. 4 7. The pot is hot. We know this with our sense of _______ a.Taste b.Touch c.Smell 8. The _______ is the most sensitive part of our body. a.Hair b.Nose c.Skin
- 6. 5 9. Which of these is NOT a type of fingerprint? a.Loop b.Arch c.Patterns 10. Everyone has a ______ fingerprint. a.Same b.Unique c.Bold
- 7. 6 11. People who have lost their sense of sight are called ______ a. deaf b. blind c. dumb 12. Loss of sense of smell is called ____ a. deaf b. blind c. anosmia
- 8. 7 13. Loss of the sense of hearing is called ______ a. deaf b. blind c. dumb 14. Which of these is NOT a type of taste bud? a. sweet b. sour c. stinky
- 9. 8 15. The horn of a truck can be classified as ____ a. soft sound b. loud sound c. strong sound 16. Which of these is NOT a type of smell? a. citrus b. pungent c. umami
- 10. 9 17. Sense of taste is related to sense of ____ a. smell b. sight c. hearing 18. We feel how soft something is with all of these EXCEPT _______ a. hands b. skin c.eyes
- 11. 10 19. Our senses help us ____ a. by pushing us b. Making us friendly c.Keeping us safe 20. Our senses help us connect with ___ a. our environment b. our past c.Our future
- 12. 11 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. C 6. C 7. B 8. C 9. C 10.B 11. B 12. C 13. A 14. C 15. B 16. C 17. A 18. C 19. C 20. A Answers