5:05 844 d2l.laurentian.ca Quiz 3 0:17:57 elapsed Question 23 (1 point) \( \checkmark \) Saved Taste buds are contained in the a) circumvallate papillae b) fungiform papillae c) filiform papillae d) a) and b) e) b) and c) Question 24 (1 point) Caliva ic romnncod mainly nf

Did you know that taste buds aren't limited to just one type of papilla? In your mouth, there are several structures called papillae: the circumvallate and fungiform papillae contain taste buds that help detect flavors. In fact, the circumvallate papillae are the largest and are found at the back of your tongue, while fungiform papillae are scattered throughout the surface, especially on the tip and sides. The filiform papillae, however, are there for texture perception but do not contain taste buds. When you're studying for quizzes like this, one common mistake is overlooking the specific functions of each papilla type. A handy tip is to create visual flashcards with illustrations and functions of each papilla. This will not only clue you in on which papillae contain taste buds but also engrain the information in your memory. Happy studying!