Eyes & Ears (sensory)
Eyes & Ears Sensory Quiz
Test your knowledge of the sensory systems in our eyes and ears with this engaging quiz! Explore various aspects of vision and hearing, and discover how these vital senses fun
- 11 well-crafted questions
- Multiple choice format for ease of response
- Assess your understanding of photoreceptors, tear production, and auditory structures
1. -?- is a type of photoreceptor specialized of vision in dimly lit environment.
Rodes and cone
Round
Organ of corti
Lacrimal gland
2. Tears are produced by the -?- glands.
Sweat Glands
Sebaceous Gland
Lacrimal Gland
Pituitary Gland
3. Muscle in the -?- relax or contract to alter the diameter of the pupil.
Macula
Iris
Conjuctiva
Auricle(pinna)
4. The redness seen in one`s eyes in a smoke-filled environment is a result of contemporary inflammation of the-?-
Rectus
Lacrimal Gland
Eyebrows
Conjuctiva
5. On a hot day, Sweat collects on your forehead. It is prevented from dripping directly toward your eye by the -?-
Cornea
Lens
Pupil
Eyebrows
6.The sensory patch in the utricle`s lining has receptors for the sense of?
Static Equilibrium
Macula
Auricle
Organ of Corti
7. The auditory ossicles ate joined to one another with -?- (type) joints.
Synovial
Semicircular plane
Crista ampullaris
Auricle
8.The semicircular canals have sensory structured called -?- within the ampullae.
Semicircular plane
Auricle
Crista ampullaris
Synovial
9. The semicircular canals have sensory structures for the sense of -?-
Static equilibrium
Dynamic
Dynamic equilibrium
Auricle(pinna)
10. The -?- is the most external portion of the external ear.
Auricle(pinna)
Synovial
Dynamic
Semicircular plane
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