Dra. Sabrina

2. – Making a lot of sound; the opposite of quiet.
4. – A place where people go to see a doctor or a specialist.
5. – A person who receives care from a doctor or health professional.
10. – A health professional who tests hearing and helps people with hearing problems.
14. – A fast, small movement backwards and forwards; sound travels this way.
18. – An illness caused by bacteria or a virus, for example in the ear.
19. – The ability to stand or walk without falling; the inner ear helps with this.
20. – Not able to hear, or not able to hear well.
21. – A thin part of the body that carries messages to the brain.
23. – A short, high sound, often used in a hearing test.
24. – How loud or soft a sound is; you can turn it up or down.
26. – Making very little sound.
27. – Feeling that everything is turning around you.
29. – A ringing or buzzing sound in the ears that other people cannot hear.
30. – The number of sound waves per second; it is measured in hertz.

1. – A small part of the inner ear with the shape of a snail shell.
3. – Small soft things you put in your ears to block noise.
6. – A sound that comes back to you, for example in a big empty room.
7. – To pay attention to a sound or to what someone is saying.
8. – To speak very softly so only people near you can hear.
9. – The sound you make when you speak or sing.
11. – When there is no sound at all.
12. – A small device that a doctor puts inside the body, for example to help a person hear.
13. – A small object that gives power to a hearing aid.
15. – A sound that is loud or unpleasant.
16. – How high or low a sound is.
17. – You wear these over your ears to listen to music.
22. – A yellow or brown substance that the ear makes to protect itself.
25. – A thin piece of skin inside the ear that moves when sound hits it.
28. – A device that picks up sound; there is one in a hearing aid.