Discover the wonders of sight and sound with this KS2 Science quiz! Let's explore how our eyes and ears, the amazing sense organs, help us see and hear.
Our eyes give us sight, letting us read, write, and catch a ball. Ears help us hear, allowing communication and alerting us to danger. Harry Houdini, the famous entertainer, said, "What the eyes see and the ear hears, the mind believes." But how do these incredible organs work?
Think you know all about sight and sound? Test yourself in this fun quiz about our fantastic eyes and ears!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Senses
Although our eyes allow us to see colour, shape and movement, they only respond (react) to light. Try sitting in a dark room before looking at your pupils in a mirror - notice the way your pupils react to changing levels of light
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Being filled with fluid, the ear can detect any movement we make, therefore helping us to balance - the skin detects changes in temperature, while we use several senses together in order to detect changes in the weather
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The eyelids, as their name suggests, are protective lids, or covers, for the eyes
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The ossicles are the smallest bones in the human body
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The colour of the iris is what we mean when we say someone has brown or blue or green eyes. Although it looks black, the pupil has no colour, because it is a hole
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The ear drum vibrates when it is hit by sound waves - these vibrations then cause the ossicles to vibrate
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The retina is a group of cells that are sensitive to light. They send messages along the optic nerve to the brain, which forms an image
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Auditory means 'related to hearing'
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Optic means 'related to vision'
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If you look after your ears you should always be able to hear
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