Think about the place you call “home”—whether it’s a childhood house, a college dorm, or even a city. Recall a time when you were waking up or settling down for the night. What were the ambient sounds? The aroma of a particular meal being prepared? The feel of well-worn sheets or the cool side of a pillow? Use all five senses to describe what “home” means to you: sight, smell, touch, taste, and sound.

What does ‘home’ mean to you? Is where you are now, home? Or is home elsewhere?

You are at home in bed and wake up because you smell smoke. You are alarmed for a moment, but then realise it is just a member of your family making breakfast and burning the toast. This is an example of which property of sleep? (There may be more than one correct answer. Please select all correct answers.)Group of answer choicesThe senses are dulled with sleep, but not eliminated.It is possible to reverse sleep and wake up.Sleep is recurring and periodic.Lying down is necessary for sleep.

Which of the five senses is most fully developed at birth?Group of answer choicesC) SmellB) TouchD) HearingA) Taste

The senses of smell and taste Multiple choice question.are stimulated independently.are part of one system.process electromagnetic energy.process chemicals in our environment.

What are organic senses?A. Body motion informationB. Body posture informationC. Information from the internal organsD. TouchE. Olfaction and tasteF. Audition