Chapter 9 Quiz 4 - M/C (Nervous system & Reflex action)

A synapse is the junction between two (A. bones B. muscles C. neurones D. organs).

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The receptor organ receives the (A. stimulus B. stipule C. stimuli D. staple) and generated an impulse.

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A nerve is made up of a bundle of (A. axons B. axis C. axial D. axle) surrounded by a protective sheath.

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A reflex action is an automatic and (A. intermediate B. immature C. immediate D. immortal) response to a stimulus.

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Sensory cells receive information both from an organism’s external and internal (A. stimulus B. stipule C. stimuli D. staple).

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The (A. sensory B. motor C. associate D. immediate) nerve fibre carries the impulse from the dorsal to the ventral part of the spinal cord.

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A series of (A. ventricles B. nerves C. neurones D. brains) link the central nervous system to all parts of the body.

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Neurones conduct nerve (A. reflexes B. impulses C. messages D. action) from one part of the body another.

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The intermediate nerve fibre carries the (A. reflexes B. impulses C. messages D. action) from the dorsal to the ventral part of the spinal cord.

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The impulse picked up by an outgoing motor nerve fibre is carried to the (A. effectors B. affectors C. infectors D. inverters) i.e., muscles or glands.

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