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Human Senses Quiz

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Explore senses in humans

by Huda Abobakr
1

What is the primary organ responsible for vision?

2

Which part of the eye contains photoreceptors?

3

Which sense uses taste buds to detect chemicals?

4

The sense of smell is detected by receptors in which area?

5

Which organ is essential for hearing and balance?

6

Proprioception provides information about what?

7

Hair cells in the cochlea are crucial for which sense?

8

Which sense is processed mainly in the occipital lobe?

9

Sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami are called what?

10

Skin receptors primarily detect which sense?

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