Maybe you’ll answer YES, right? Even if you can’t see you can learn what ishappening through the sounds that you hear. But what if it’s the other way, youcansee what is happening around you but you can’t hear a sound fromyoursurroundings?Do you think you will be able to understand what is happening around you? Explainyour answer
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Answer:No, I don't think I would be able to understand what is happening around me if I could only see and not hear. Here's why: - Sound is crucial for understanding context: Our sense of hearing provides vital information about our surroundings. It tells us: - Distance: The louder a sound, the closer it is. A soft whisper is far away, a loud bang is right next to us.- Movement: We can tell if something is moving towards or away from us by the changing pitch of its sound.- Type of event: The sound of a car horn is different from a bird chirping, a baby crying, or a door slamming. These sounds help us categorize what's happening.- Emotional cues: A happy laugh sounds different from a scream of fear. We can often tell how someone is feeling based on their voice.
