Free practice on Sense Organs for Class 3, following the Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.
You have five sense organs. Your eyes let you see. Your ears let you hear. Your nose lets you smell. Your tongue lets you taste. Your skin lets you feel.
| Sense organ | What it does |
|---|---|
| Eyes | Seeing |
| Ears | Hearing |
| Nose | Smelling |
| Tongue | Tasting |
| Skin | Feeling touch, heat and cold |
Use your sense organs the right way. Do not put sharp things in your ears or nose. Wear something over your eyes in bright sun. Never taste something unless you know it is food.
Which sense organ do you use to see?
Answer: B. Eyes
Which sense organ helps you smell a ripe mango?
Answer: C. Nose
You use your ___ to hear the church bell ringing.
Answer: D. ears
Which sense organ tells you that soup is hot?
Answer: A. Skin
The skin feels heat, cold and touch.
Which sense organ helps you taste that pepper soup is spicy?
Answer: B. Tongue
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