SCIENCE 2.1

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The body parts that you use to observe things around you

sense organ

It holds most of the sense organs of the body

head

All sense organ are connected to the brain.

True

Everything you see, hear, smell, taste and feel is sent to the brain in message forms.

True

who interpret all the messages?

brain

the softness of the mattress on a bed

sense of touch

the darkness of a room

sense of sight

the ringing of distant church bells for eight times

sense of hear

the small print of the teacher's writing on the board

sense of sight

the color and size of the sampaguita

sense of sight

the taste of coffee without sugar

sense of taste

the bad smell of clothes due to sweat

sense of smell

the heaviness of a table

sense of touch

the clean feel rubbing alcohol on your hands

sense of touch

the beauty of a colorful painting hanging on a wall

sense of sight

the outer layer of the eyeball. It is the white of the eye that you see. It protects and gives shape to the eyeball.

sclera

the transparent circular part that covers the front of the eyeball. It allows light to enter the eye.

cornea

the circular colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light that enters. The may be of different colors among humans. It can be black, brown, gray, blue, green, amber, hazel, and red

iris

the small round opening at the center of the iris that allows light to enter the eyes. It widens to allow more light to enter, and it narrows to limit the entry of light

pupil

bends and focuses light into the retina to create clear images of objects that the eyes see

lens

the innermost layer of the eyeball. It contains the light-sensitive cells or photoreceptors

retina

a photoreceptor that make you see the colors of objects in bright light

cones

a photoreceptor that make you see colors of objects in dim light

rods

it delivers the message of what you see from the retina to the brain.

optic nerve

It process and interprets the mesage very quickly, making you identify the objects that you see

brain

the other parts of the eyes that are used to protect the eyeball

accessory organs

the thin fold of skin that closes over the eye to protect it from possible injuries or too much light.

eyelid

the accessory organ of the eyes with short hair located above the upper eyelid. It prevents sweat or tiny particles from falling into the eyes.

eyebrow

rows of short hair that protects the eyes from tiny particles in the air

eyelashes

produce tears and fluid that flow over the eyes

lacrimal gland

it functions to support and make the eyeball roll or rotate

eye muscles

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

SCIENCE 2.2

SCIENCE 2.2

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

FILIPINO 2.2

FILIPINO 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

FILIPINO 2.3

FILIPINO 2.3

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

FILIPINO 2.4

FILIPINO 2.4

MTB

MTB

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.4

ENGLISH 2.4

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

MTB 2.2

MTB 2.2

SCIENCE 3.1

SCIENCE 3.1

NANAY 1.1

NANAY 1.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

SCIENCE 3.2

SCIENCE 3.2

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 3.1

FILIPINO 3.1

MAPEH 2.2

MAPEH 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

FILIPINO 3.2

FILIPINO 3.2

COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

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COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

MTB 2.1

MTB 2.1

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

ENGLISH 2.1

ENGLISH 2.1

FILIPINO 3.3

FILIPINO 3.3

CE 2.1

CE 2.1

SCIENCE 3.3

SCIENCE 3.3

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES .2

TERMINOLOGIES .2

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

TERM 1

TERM 1

TERM 2

TERM 2

TERM 3

TERM 3

問題一覧

The body parts that you use to observe things around you

sense organ

It holds most of the sense organs of the body

head

All sense organ are connected to the brain.

True

Everything you see, hear, smell, taste and feel is sent to the brain in message forms.

True

who interpret all the messages?

brain

the softness of the mattress on a bed

sense of touch

the darkness of a room

sense of sight

the ringing of distant church bells for eight times

sense of hear

the small print of the teacher's writing on the board

sense of sight

the color and size of the sampaguita

sense of sight

the taste of coffee without sugar

sense of taste

the bad smell of clothes due to sweat

sense of smell

the heaviness of a table

sense of touch

the clean feel rubbing alcohol on your hands

sense of touch

the beauty of a colorful painting hanging on a wall

sense of sight

the outer layer of the eyeball. It is the white of the eye that you see. It protects and gives shape to the eyeball.

sclera

the transparent circular part that covers the front of the eyeball. It allows light to enter the eye.

cornea

the circular colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light that enters. The may be of different colors among humans. It can be black, brown, gray, blue, green, amber, hazel, and red

iris

the small round opening at the center of the iris that allows light to enter the eyes. It widens to allow more light to enter, and it narrows to limit the entry of light

pupil

bends and focuses light into the retina to create clear images of objects that the eyes see

lens

the innermost layer of the eyeball. It contains the light-sensitive cells or photoreceptors

retina

a photoreceptor that make you see the colors of objects in bright light

cones

a photoreceptor that make you see colors of objects in dim light

rods

it delivers the message of what you see from the retina to the brain.

optic nerve

It process and interprets the mesage very quickly, making you identify the objects that you see

brain

the other parts of the eyes that are used to protect the eyeball

accessory organs

the thin fold of skin that closes over the eye to protect it from possible injuries or too much light.

eyelid

the accessory organ of the eyes with short hair located above the upper eyelid. It prevents sweat or tiny particles from falling into the eyes.

eyebrow

rows of short hair that protects the eyes from tiny particles in the air

eyelashes

produce tears and fluid that flow over the eyes

lacrimal gland

it functions to support and make the eyeball roll or rotate

eye muscles