H. Taste TestThe picture on the left shows a map of the tongue where different types oftastes can be identified. In this activity, you should be able to prove/disprove thecorrectness of the map.Dissolve a pinch of sugar in a teaspoon of distilled (drinking) water and placein a small container. Do the same with a pinch of salt and baking soda and placein a separate container. Using a dropper (or any stick-like material such as tooth-pick, chop stick, spoon handle, barbeque stick and deep it in the solution) place adrop on each of the area for the different types of taste and the middle of the tongue.Always gargle with distilled water after every test. Fill-in the table with the data.BITTERSOUR ISOURSALTYSALTYSWEETPut a Check mark (V) on the location of the tongue where you were able to sense or taste the solutions.Location on the TongueTestSubstanceSugarSolutionSalt SolutionBaking SodaSol'nSweet areaSalty AreaSour AreaBitter AreaMiddle TongueVinegar1. What can you infer from the result? Choose the letter(s).a. The test substances can only be determined in their specific area according to the taste map of thetongue.b. The test substances can be determined anywhere in the tongue.c. The middle of the tongue cannot taste any of the substances.d. The salt solution is the only substances that could be determined in the middle of the tongue.e. Intensity of the taste of the substances are different form every area of the tongue.2. Give a possible reason for your conclusion: Choose a letter. -a. Specific taste buds are located in each area of the tongue thus, can only determine a specific taste.b. The middle tongue contains taste buds which can only determine salty taste.c. The taste buds can determine all taste, but are located in different areas and different quantities on thetongue.d. Taste buds contain gustatory cells specific for a certain taste.

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1. What can you infer from the result? Choose the letter(s). a. The test substances can only be determined in their specific area according to the taste map of the tongue. b. The test substances can be determined anywhere in the tongue. c. The middle of the tongue cannot taste any of the substances. d. The salt solution is the only substances that could be determined in the middle of the tongue. e. Intensity of the taste of the substances are different form every area of the tongue.

1. What can you infer from the result? Choose the letter(s). a. The test substances can only be determined in their specific area according to the taste map of the tongue. b. The test substances can be determined anywhere in the tongue. c. The middle of the tongue cannot taste any of the substances. d. The salt solution is the only substances that could be determined in the middle of the tongue. e. Intensity of the taste of the substances are different form every area of the tongue.

Aquaculture Science

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ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

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Chapter12: Water Requirements For Aquaculture

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9E

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