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1 The Ear Review

2 Part 1: Parts of the Ear

3 Cochlea Auricle Hammer

4 Auditory Canal B. Eardrum C. Anvil

5 Eardrum B. Cochlea C. Stirrup

6 Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

7 Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

8 Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

9 Auditory Nerve B. Eustachian Tube C. Semicircular Canals

10 Auditory Canal B. Cochlea C. Auricle

11 Eardrum B. Auditory Nerve C. Stirrup

12 Semicircular Canals B. Auditory Canal C. Eustachian Tube

13 Part 2: Functions of the Ear

14 which part of the ear is:
the visible part of the ear; like a funnel; collects sound vibrations from around us and funnels them into the ear A. Cochlea B. Hammer C. Auricle

15 which part of the ear is:
the tube through which sound travels to the eardrum; helps understand and determine the source and direction of the sound A. Auditory Canal B. Eardrum C. Anvil

16 which part of the ear is:
the thin membrane that vibrates when sound waves reach it A. Stirrup B. Cochlea C. Eardrum

17 which part of the ear is:
a tiny bone that passes vibrations from the eardrum to the anvil    A. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

18 which part of the ear is:
a tiny bone that passes vibrations from the hammer to the stirrup A. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

19 which part of the ear is:
a tiny, U-shaped bone that passes vibrations to the cochlea; Smallest bone in the human body A. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

20 which part of the ear has:
three loops of fluid-filled tubes that are responsible for body balance and detect direction of rotation of head A. Auditory Nerve B. Eustachian Tube C. Semicircular Canals

21 which part of the ear is:
lined with tiny hairs that move when vibrated and cause a nerve impulse to form A. Auditory Canal B. Cochlea C. Auricle

22 which part of the ear: carries impulses from the inner ear to the brain A. Eardrum B. Auditory Nerve C. Stirrup

23 which part of the ear is:
the part that equalizes the pressure between the middle ear and the air outside A. Semicircular Canals B. Auditory Canal C. Eustachian Tube

24 Part 3: Importance of the Ear

25 Why is the Ear Important?

26 Why is the Ear Important?

27  The End! 

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