Object Lessons on the Human Body - A Transcript of Lessons Given in the Primary Department of School No. 49, New York City by Sarah F. Buckelew;Margaret W. Lewis
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Of what use are the nostrils?--"To let the air into and out of the opening
back of the mouth." * * * * * QUESTIONS ON THE MOUTH, ETC. Where is the mouth?--"In the lower part of the face, between the nose and the chin." Of what use is the mouth?--"To breathe, speak, and eat through." What is in the mouth?--"My tongue, my upper teeth, my lower teeth, and my upper and lower jaws." What covers the jaws?--"Red flesh, called _gum_." Of what are the jaws composed?--"Of bones." Of what are the teeth made?--"Of dentine, covered with enamel." See note, p. 19. What is enamel?--"A smooth, white substance, harder than bone." Of what use are the teeth?--"To eat and talk with." What kinds of teeth have you?--"Cutting teeth, tearing teeth, grinding teeth." Describe the cutting teeth.--"The cutting teeth have broad and flat edges." |
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