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Listen Up: Ear Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of ears! This quiz will challenge what you know about ear anatomy, functions, and some interesting historical facts.

Join in to discover:

  • How many bones are in your ear
  • What earwax is made of
  • The curious history behind Vincent Van Gogh
12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by HearingHawk42
How many bones are in your ear?
1
2
3
4
TRUE OR FALSE: Damage to your ear can affect your balance.
TRUE
FALSE
What is earwax made of?
Dead skin cells
Sweat
Fat
Glandular secretions
What is the outside of your ear made of?
Bone
Cartilage
Keratin
Muscle
Which ear did Vincent Van Gogh cut off?
Left
Right
What kind of doctor specializes in ears?
Obstetrician
Osteologist
Otolaryngologist
Oncologist
What does the Q stand for in Q-Tip?
Quality
Queen
Quick
It doesn't mean anything
TRUE OR FALSE: Birds do not have outer ears.
TRUE
FALSE
What animal can hear the highest pitch of sound?
Rabbit
Dog
Bat
Cat
How did earwigs get their name?
They live off ears of corn
The pattern looks like the loops of an ear
It's derivative of the Old English name
The lay eggs in a human's ear canal
There is a traditional game/sport that tests pain tolerance and strength. Which culture has this game?
Russia
Inuit
Brazil
Portugal
How does ear candling work?
The heat melts the wax and makes it easier to remove
The negative pressure of the coned candle pulls the wax up
Lying on your side causes the wax to pool
It doesn't work
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