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Match the taste buds at different part of the tongue A Front part i Bitter B Side part ii Sour and salty C Back part iii Sweet  

Match the taste buds at different part of the tongue A Front part i Bitter B Side part ii Sour and salty C Back part iii Sweet   Correct Answer A -iii, B - ii, C - i

The correct answer is A -iii, B - ii, C - i.

Key Points

Tongue-

  • Taste buds are part of the taste sensation.
  • The taste buds are present on the papillary membrane which are found on the surface of the tongue.
  • The human tongue has 10000 taste buds.
  • The taste bud contains taste receptor cells, which act as chemical sensitizers.
  • The front part of the tongue is sensitive to sweet taste, the backside is bitter taste, and the side part is sensitive to salty and sour taste.
  • The taste of chilli is ingested by the pain receptors of the tongue because of the burning sensation of pain.

The correct match is -

A Front part iii Sweet
B Side part ii Sour and salty
C Back part i Bitter

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