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Fill in the blanks to learn about how the ear works and its anatomy in this educational game.

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Fill in the blanks to learn about how the ear works and its anatomy in this educational game.

by Tanya Haring
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three small bones cochlea ear middle ear outer ear processes sounds brain electrical signals auditory nerve amplify inner ear vibrate eardrum

The is a complex organ that enables us to hear . It consists of three main parts : the , the , and the . Sound waves enter the outer ear and travel through the ear canal to the , causing it to . The vibrations are then passed to the in the middle ear , which the sound and transmit it to the inner ear . In the inner ear , the converts the vibrations into that are sent to the via the . The brain these signals and interprets them as sound .

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