What most accurately defines the function of middle ear?
Correct answer: B. sound-wave amplification
- A. formation of neural impulse
- B. sound-wave amplification
- C. sound collection
- D. transmission to the brain
Explanation
The middle ear, especially the ossicles, amplifies and mechanically transfers vibrations from the eardrum to the inner ear. Sound collection is mainly the function of the outer ear, while neural impulses form in the inner ear.
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