Worked example
You notice that a bell rings loudly. Which sense gives that information?
Answer & why
Answer: hearing
Loudness is information detected by hearing.
Preschool · Science
Connect an observation to the sense used to make it.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: hearing
Loudness is information detected by hearing.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: sight
The visible pattern is observed with sight.
Question 2
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: smell
An aroma is detected by smell.
Question 3
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: hearing
Loudness is information detected by hearing.
Question 4
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: touch
Softness is a texture detected by touch.
Question 5
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: sight
Color is observed with sight.
Question 6
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: smell
Scent is detected by smell.
Question 7
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: hearing
Quietness describes a sound, detected by hearing.
Question 8
Describe only what you can observe; do not taste unknown materials.
Answer: touch
Roughness is a texture detected by touch.