1. What is a dendrite?
A) It is a cell that sends signals to the central nervous system based on sensory input.
B) It is the part of a neuron that carries information to the cell body.
C) It is a cell that sends signals to the body to move.
D) It is the part of the neuron that carries information away from the cell body.
2. What is the term for changes in the internal or external environment that cause a response?
A) stimuli
B) signals
C) nerves
D) messages
3. How do signals move from a sensory neuron toward the brain?
A) The signal is sent through the part of the neuron that is in contact with the spinal cord.
B) Signals move from dendrite to dendrite towards the brain.
C) Interneurons help signals move from one neuron to another toward the spinal cord.
D) Motor neurons signal for the body to move the signal toward the brain.
4. What part of the nervous system is very well protected by bone?
A) central nervous system
B) interneurons
C) peripheral nervous system
D) sensory neurons
5. You see a mosquito land on your hand and swat at it. A signal passes through many parts of different neurons to make this happen. Which component of the nervous system is the last to be involved in this process?
A) dendrites in sensory neurons
B) axons in motor neurons
C) dendrites in motor neurons
D) axons in sensory neurons
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2 stimuli
3.Through interneurons in the brain and spinal cord that connect sensory neurons and motor neurons
4.central nervous system
5.axons in motor neurons
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interneurons
interneurons
central nervous system
central nervous system
peripheral nervous system
peripheral nervous system
sensory neurons
If you need to complete 57 overdue lessons, and you can complete at most 3 lessons per day, you could complete a maximum of 3 lessons x 8 days = 24 lessons in the remaining time.
To catch up on the remaining 57 β 24 = 33 lessons, you need to work on an additional 33 lessons Γ· 8 days = 4.125 lessons per day.
This means you would need to complete at least 5 lessons per day to catch up within the remaining time.
- If you complete 10 lessons every day, you need 57 / 10 = 5.7 days, which rounds up to 6 days.
- If you complete 15 lessons every day, you need 57 / 15 = 3.8 days, which rounds up to 4 days.
So if you do 10 lessons every day, it will take you about 6 days to complete all the overdue lessons. If you do 15 lessons every day, it will take you about 4 days to complete all the overdue lessons.
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mechanoreceptors
mechanoreceptors
photoreceptors
photoreceptors
chemoreceptors
chemoreceptors
thermoreceptors
thermoreceptors
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thermoreceptors and mechanoreceptors
thermoreceptors and mechanoreceptors
mechanoreceptors and chemoreceptors
mechanoreceptors and chemoreceptors
chemoreceptors and photoreceptors
chemoreceptors and photoreceptors
photoreceptors and thermoreceptors
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This apple is red.
This apple is red.
This apple is cold.
This apple is cold.
This apple is lightweight.
This apple is lightweight.
This apple is tart.
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corpuscles
corpuscles
electrical signals
electrical signals
pressure waves
pressure waves
muscle cells
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thermoreceptors
thermoreceptors
photoreceptors
photoreceptors
chemoreceptors
chemoreceptors
mechanoreceptors
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skeletal
skeletal
nervous
nervous
muscular
muscular
integumentary
integumentary
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The eye sends images to the brain.
The eye sends images to the brain.
The eye takes in and responds to stimuli.
The eye takes in and responds to stimuli.
The eye receives and processes visual signals.
The eye receives and processes visual signals.
The eye lets in varying amounts of light.
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They change light to electrical signals.
They change light to electrical signals.
They focus the light coming into the eye.
They focus the light coming into the eye.
They contract and relax to control the pupil.
They contract and relax to control the pupil.
They receive light and turn it into an image.
They receive light and turn it into an image.
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organ systems
organ systems
cells
cells
tissues
tissues
organs
organs
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Marine iguanas sweat a lot to get rid of the extra salt.
Marine iguanas sweat a lot to get rid of the extra salt.
Marine iguanas pass large amounts of salt through their urine.
Marine iguanas pass large amounts of salt through their urine.
Marine iguanas throw up large amounts of salt.
Marine iguanas throw up large amounts of salt.
Marine iguanas sneeze excess salt out of their bodies.
Marine iguanas sneeze excess salt out of their bodies.
How does the human body prevent internal energy levels from becoming too low?(1 point)
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The nervous system transmits feelings of fullness to the digestive system, which signals metabolism to stop.
The nervous system transmits feelings of fullness to the digestive system, which signals metabolism to stop.
The digestive system transmits feelings of hunger to the brain, which initiates eating.
The digestive system transmits feelings of hunger to the brain, which initiates eating.
The digestive system transmits feelings of fullness to the nervous system, which signals metabolism to stop.
The digestive system transmits feelings of fullness to the nervous system, which signals metabolism to stop.
The brain transmits feelings of hunger to the digestive system, which initiates eating.
The brain transmits feelings of hunger to the digestive system, which initiates eating.
How does the body react to cold temperatures? (1 point)
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Your body sweats to help it maintain homeostasis.
Your body sweats to help it maintain homeostasis.
You body sweats to make the internal temperature balanced with the external environment.
You body sweats to make the internal temperature balanced with the external environment.
Your body shivers to make the internal temperature balanced with the external environment.
Your body shivers to make the internal temperature balanced with the external environment.
Your body shivers to help it maintain homeostasis.
Your body shivers to help it maintain homeostasis.
Which statement describes homeostasis?(1 point)
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It is a process of maintaining an external state of balance for an organism.
It is a process of maintaining an external state of balance for an organism.
It is how an organism reacts to external factors.
It is how an organism reacts to external factors.
It is a process of maintaining an internal state of balance for an organism.
It is a process of maintaining an internal state of balance for an organism.
It is how an organism reacts to internal factors.
"How does the human body prevent internal energy levels from becoming too low?": The digestive system transmits feelings of fullness to the nervous system, which signals metabolism to stop.
"How does the body react to cold temperatures?": Your body shivers to make the internal temperature balanced with the external environment.
"Which statement describes homeostasis?": It is a process of maintaining an internal state of balance for an organism.