Explore the complexities of the nervous system with this MCQ exam. Questions cover nerve cells, nervous control mechanisms, and signal transmission.
Walk.
Breathe.
Think.
All of the above.
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Brain, heart, and spinal cord.
Brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
Nerves, arteries, and nerves.
Nerves,liver, and heart.
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Another name for nerve cell is Mitochondrion.
Another name for nerve cell is ganglion.
Another name for nerve cell is neuron.
Another name for nerve cell is cancer.
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Nerve signals are tiny electrical pulses
Nerve signals are flashing red lights
Nerve signals are a type of hormone.
Nerve signals are large flashing green lights.
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Your tongue is more sensitive than your elbow because it's wetter.
Your tongue is more sensitive than your elbow because it has more nerve receptors.
Your tongue is more sensitive than your elbow because it has more skin cells.
Your tongue is more sensitive than your elbow because it has more germs.
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Nervous system
Olfactory system
Respiratory system
Endocrine system
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The part of the body that is in control of the nervous system is the spinal cord.
The part of the body that is in control of the nervous system is the stomach.
The part of the body that is in control of the nervous system is the brain.
The part of the body that is in control of the nervous system is the heart.
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The nervous system is the system by which blood is transported through the body.
The nervous system is your body control center.
The nervous system is the system by which regulates your body hormones.
The nervous system is the system is a part of history.
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Nerves signals travel from nerve to nerve when chemicals carry them.
Nerves signals travel from nerve to nerve by hemoglobin.
Nerves signals travel from nerve to nerve when tiny microbots carry them.
Nerves signals travel from nerve to nerve by automobile.
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Thinking
Learning
Digesting
Memory
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The autonomic nervous system controls voluntary actions, like moving.
The autonomic nervous system controls your body transmission of scents.
The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary actions, like your heartbeat.
The autonomic nervous system controls sreaming.
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3 pounds (1.4 kilograms)
3 ounces (85 grams)
3 tons (2.7 metric tons)
3 kiloggrams (6.6pounds)
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Nerves are arranged in the body in a straight line, acting as one big nerve.
Nerves are arranged in the body in a series of concentric circles.
Nerves are arranged in the body in a complex network .
Nerves are arranged in the body in ABC order.
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Neuron
skin
Motor
Stimuli
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The biggest part of the brain is the brain stem.
The biggest part of the brain is the think tank.
The biggest part of the brain is the cerebrum.
The biggest part of the brain is the cerebellum.
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Blood stream.
Tiny cell phones
Brain tissues
Neurons
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The actions that occur without your brains help is a ring.
The actions that occur without your brains help is a voluntary action.
The actions that occur without your brains help is a stimulus.
The actions that occur without your brains help is a reflex.
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The part of the brain that helps keep your balance so you don't fall flat on your face is the cerebellum.
The part of the brain helps that keep your balance so you don't fall flat on your face is the medulla oblongata.
The part of the brain helps that keep your balance so you don't fall flat on your face is the pituritary gland.
The part of the brain helps that keep your balance so you don't fall flat on your face is the spinal cord.
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The part of the brain that keeps you breathing is the breathe-o- meter.
The part of the brain that keeps you breathing is the brain stem.
The part of the brain that keeps you breathing is the pituritary glands.
The part of the brain that keeps you breathing is the cerebellum..
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The somatic system controls involuntary actions, like your heartbeat.
The somatic system controls voluntary actions, like moving.
The somatic system controls your body many somas.
The somatic system controls all of the involuntary and voluntary actions.
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Cerebellum..
Medulla oblongata.
Amygdala
Heart
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Ganglia
Axon
Neurons
Dura mater
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