-Kumudinee, Subject Matter Expert at Edumarz
Solution: Sense is a biological mechanism by which an organism can receive information about the environment and respond to the stimuli.
Incense is an aromatic compound that emits a fragrant smoke.
The aroma of lit incense sticks first reaches the nostrils.
The olfactory receptors present in the nostrils then send electrical signals to the forebrain.
Forebrain interprets this information as the smell of an incense stick, which is already stored in memory.
This is how we can deduce that the scent is of incense sticks.