G7A M2L5 C&IP

Multiple Choice

When do we use our brains? (page 66) I agree with

• Abby

• Laura

• Tony

Multiple Choice

Vision help humans maintain their balance.

• True

• False

Open Ended

How do you think messages are sent in the body?

Multiple Select

What is the function of the nervous system? (select 2)

• Controls all parts of your body

• Digest food inside your nerves

• Composed of (brain, spinal cord, and nerves)

• Composed of (stomach, heart, and lungs)

Multiple Choice

How many parts does the nervous system has?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Select

The two parts of the nervous system are:

• central nervous system

• brain

• spinal cord

• peripheral nervous system

Multiple Choice

The _____ is made up of the brain and the spinal cord.

• CNS

• PNS

Nervous System - Labelled diagram

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Multiple Choice

Which part or parts in your nervous system are involved in lifting your hand?

• CNS

• PNS

• Both

• None

CNS vs PNS - Group sort

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​The process of receiving information through senses:

Multiple Choice

The senses of taste and smell are connected.

• True

• False

Open Ended

How can chemicals from a warm dish of Biryani rice help you taste it before you take a bite?

Multiple Choice

Which type of signal do you think would evoke the strongest memory?

• Sadness

• Pain

• Happiness

• Rest

Multiple Select

Select the ways that touch help us maintain homeostasis. (2)

• Touching tells us if something is hot or cold

• Touch can aid in hearing

• Touch can register pain

• Touch can aid in the sense of smelling

Open Ended

What kind of information does the auditory sensors give to the brain?

Multiple Choice

The speed of sound in water is _____ than the speed of sound in the air

• faster

• slower

​The Process of Receiving Information through Touch

​The Process of Receiving Information through Hearing

​Process of receiving information through senses

1. Stimuli

2. Sense receptor

3. Brain

4. Response

​Vocabulary

• Vision

• Sight

• Cornea

• Iris

• Pupil

• Retinal

• Optic nerve

• Ciliary muscle

Multiple Select

What happens to your iris and pupil on a sunny day? (2)

• Iris constricts

• Iris widens

• Pupil becomes smaller

• Pupil becomes bigger

Multiple Choice

Light enters the eye through the ________

• iris

• cornea

• lens

• retina

Multiple Choice

Light passes through the _______, an opening in the iris.

• cornea

• pupil

• lens

• retina

Eye Parts - Labelled diagram

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The Human Eye - Labelled diagram

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​Receiving Information through Sight

Multiple Choice

Plants are not able to respond to stimuli

• True

• False

Open Ended

Plants are stimulated by 3 stimuli, which are:

Multiple Choice

How do you think a plant might respond if it falls on its side?

• It will grow on its side

• it will grow upright toward the light

• it will grow toward the shade

• it will stop growing