Friday, November 20, 2020

Facts about EYE, EAR, NOSE, SKIN, TONGUE | Sense Organs | Sanghatikid

 Facts about sense organs are:


1. EYE: A. The eye is the fastest muscle in human body.

             B. Human eye can focus on 50 different objects every second.

             C. The human eye can distinguish about 10 million different colours. The human eye is most sensitive to colour green.

             D. The only organ more complex then the eye is brain.

             E. It is impossible to sneeze without your eyes. Because pressure released from a sneeze cause an eyeball to pop out even if your eyes are open.



2. EAR: A. Your inner ears are responsible for your hearing and the balance of the body.

              B. The highest possible frequency hour year can listen without discomfort is 20000 hz. And the lowest is 20 hz.

              C. The smallest bones in the human body- INCUS, MALLEUS and STAPES- are present in the ear(middle).

              D. Inside your ears the tiny hairs help you hear and keep your balance. Damaged hair cells in your ears can lead to hear loss.

              E. Cochlea, the innermost part of a ear sizes of a pea!



3. NOSE: A. Our nose gets bigger for Rhinophyma.

                 B. Our nose cleans, regulates and humidifies the air you breathe. 

                C. Men have larger nose than women.(AVERAGE)

                D. The roof of the mouth is also called as the floor of the nasal cavity.

                E. It also provide us warning, like the scent of burning.



4. SKIN: A. In average, there are 35 billion cells in a human skin.

               B. 16% of our body is skin.

               C. The skin colour is determined by the cells of the epidermis.

               D. Most adults' skin weighs in at 20 ponds or more. 

               E. The average adult has approximately 21 square feet of skin.



5. TONGUE: A. Approximately a human tongue for woman is 7.9 cm and for men is 8.5 cm.

                      B. We can find five different tastes in our tongue. They are sweet, salty, bitter, sour and Savory.

                      C. The average person has about 10,000 taste buds. They are replaced every two weeks or so.

                       D. The tongue is covered with moist, pink tissue called mucosa.

                       E. Without tongue, we cannot speak.



 



Friday, November 13, 2020

DIWALI | Essay on Diwali | Food, Date(2020), Celebration, Decoration | Diwali Special | Sanghatikid

      The festival of light is Diwali. It is the Indian festival celebrated mostly celebrated in Amritsar, Udaipur, Varanasi, Kolkata, Jaipur and Delhi. This festival is celebrated in the name of goddess Kali. It is the festival of lights and every Indian celebrates it with joy. This year, 2020, Diwali is celebrated on 14 November that is Saturday.



      Diwali is also known as Dipawali. It symbolises the victory of good over evils. It is celebrated 20 days after lord Ram killed Ravana and received Sita from captivity in Lanka. The celebration marks the return of lord Ram to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. Kolkata Kali temples- Kalighat temple, Dakshineswar temple and Adyapeath temple are the most attractive Kali temples in West Bengal. 

      This festival is celebrated with lights and sweets. This celebration involve meeting friends, relatives, family and feasting on homemade delicious foods. Some Diwali recipes are Samosa, Gulab jamun, Suji halwa, Paneer tikka, Chana ki Dal, Luchi, Pithas etc. Some burst crackers. But we should not burst crackers as it pollutes our environment. We should celebrate Diwali in an eco friendly way. We should buy an earthen lamps, Diyas, candles, make rangoli and decorating our house. 


      During Diwali, Hindu celebrates the meaning of life and its beauty. They believe that this festival guides them through the journey of life and that the light of God can rid evil and dark thoughts.


            🪔🕯️ HAPPY DIWALI🕯️🪔

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