In Hearing, the Last Place That Pressure or Sound Waves

question 98

Multiple Choice

In hearing, the last place that pressure or sound waves pass through is the

• A) bones of the middle ear.
• B) tympanic membrane.
• C) oval window.
• D) round window.
• E) tectorial membrane.

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