After Soaking Your Tongue in a Sour Solution You Try

question 77

Multiple Choice

After soaking your tongue in a sour solution you try tasting salty, sweet, and bitter substances. How are these tastes affected?

• A) You will be unable to detect the sweet taste, but the other two will be unaffected.
• B) You will be unable to detect the sweet or salty tastes, but bitter will be unaffected.
• C) You will be unable to reliably detect any of the other tastes.
• D) There will be little or no effect on these three tastes.

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