The middle-ear cavity and inner-ear channels normally contain:
AAir and fluid, respectively
BFluid and air, respectively
CAir in both regions
DFluid in both regions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Air and fluid, respectively
The middle-ear cavity is air-filled while the inner-ear channels contain liquid.
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