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Sound and Hearing Scramble

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Unscramble terms about how we hear sounds.

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Unscramble terms about how we hear sounds.

by Zeinep Bereketova
1

The visible part that gathers sound and channels it into the ear canal.

  
  
2

Transmits vibrations from the eardrum to inner structures through three tiny bones.

  
  
3

Contains specialized structures that convert mechanical signals into neural impulses.

  
  
4

A snail-shaped organ where fluid motion stimulates hair cells to create nerve signals.

5

A bundle of nerve fibers that transmits sounds to the brain for processing.

  
  
6

Vibration that travels through air or other media and can be heard when it reaches the ear.

  
  
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A thin membrane that vibrates in response to sound, starting the chain of transmission.

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Sensory receptors in the inner ear that convert mechanical movement into electrical signals.

  
  
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