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The Ear Review

A.Cochlea B.Auricle C.Hammer A.Auditory Canal B. Eardrum C. Anvil

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The Ear Review

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A.CochleaB.AuricleC.Hammer

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A.Auditory CanalB. EardrumC. Anvil

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A.EardrumB. CochleaC. Stirrup

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A. HammerB. AnvilC. Stirrup

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A.HammerB. AnvilC. Stirrup

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A.HammerB. AnvilC. Stirrup

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A.Auditory NerveB. Eustachian TubeC. Semicircular Canals

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A.Auditory CanalB. CochleaC. Auricle

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A.EardrumB. Auditory NerveC. Stirrup

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A. Semicircular CanalsB. Auditory CanalC. Eustachian Tube

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Part 2: Functions of the Ear

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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

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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

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which part of the ear is: the thin membrane that vibrates when sound

waves reach it

A. Stirrup B. Cochlea C. Eardrum

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which part of the ear is: a tiny bone that passes vibrations from the

eardrum to the anvil  

A. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

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which part of the ear is: a tiny bone that passes vibrations from the

hammer to the stirrup

A. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup

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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

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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

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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

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which part of the ear: carries impulses from the inner ear to the

brain

A. Eardrum B. Auditory Nerve C. Stirrup

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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

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Why is the Ear Important?

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Why is the Ear Important?

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The End!