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The parts of a ear have been labeled. Your challenge is to write the correct name for each part. 1. Pinna. 2. Malleus. 3. Incus. 4. Semicircular canals. 5. Vestibular nerve. 6. Cochlear nerve. 7. Cochlea. 8. Eustachian tube. 9. Round window.
1. inner ear a. It collects sounds and is at the outer ear area 2. pinna b. Made up of the pinna and ear canal. 3. eardrum c. It is made up of the ear drum. 4. outer ear d. It sends a message to our brain to tell us about the sounds that we hear. 5. cochlea e. When sound reaches this part, it shakes or vibrates. It helps sounds reach the inner ...
• The visible part of the ear is called the Pinna or the Auricle. The pinna is made of cartilage. • The outer ear is concerned with the transmission of sound. • The outer ear consists of the Pinna, the ear canal and the outer layer of the eardrum, also called the Tympanic membrane. • The ear canal is filled with air and is about 2.5cm long.
16 Αυγ 2024 · This worksheet provides a detailed diagram of the ear, highlighting each key entity and subject, including the outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, and the various components that contribute to our sense of hearing.
11 Νοε 2024 · This worksheet is designed for Grade 5 to Grade 12 students to label the different parts of the ear and discover how each part plays a role in hearing and balance. Hope you will like it. You can download this worksheet (PDF) using the link at the worksheet’s end.
The document is about the human ear. It contains a labeled diagram of the ear and its parts. It then asks questions about dividing the ear into sections, how sound travels, which medium sound travels fastest through, and how a damaged eardrum causes hearing loss.
Label the ear diagram as you read. drum, which is kept soft by a fluid wax. The ear is divided into the outer, middle, and inner ear. THE OUTER EAR is a sheet of cartilage curiously folded for catching sound. The auditory canal, B, or tube of this ear-trumpet, is about an inch long. Across the lower end is stretched the membrane of the tympanum or.
