Disability Aging & Culture - Activity: Sensory Changes Answers

A &amp; 3: Temperature - Being unable to feel cold weather changes is an example of the change in our ability to sense temperature.
B &amp; 5: Smell - Being unable to smell food burning in the oven is an example of the change in our sense of smell.
C &amp; 6: Vision - Difficulty reading may be related to a change in our vision.
D &amp; 1: Hearing - Difficulty hearing people talking softly may be due to changes in our hearing.
E &amp; 4: Touch - Not being able to feel a small cut on the hand could be related to decreased sensitivity to touch.
F &amp; 2: Taste - Not being able to taste sour milk could be related to changes in our ability to taste.

Sensory Changes Answers

The best answers for the sensory activity are:

A & 3: Temperature - Being unable to feel cold weather changes is an example of the change in our ability to sense temperature.
B & 5: Smell - Being unable to smell food burning in the oven is an example of the change in our sense of smell.
C & 6: Vision - Difficulty reading may be related to a change in our vision.
D & 1: Hearing - Difficulty hearing people talking softly may be due to changes in our hearing.
E & 4: Touch - Not being able to feel a small cut on the hand could be related to decreased sensitivity to touch.
F & 2: Taste - Not being able to taste sour milk could be related to changes in our ability to taste.

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