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Nervous System Quick QuizVersión en línea Test your basics of nerves and senses. por Hossam Elturky 1 What is the basic functioning unit of the nervous system? a Capillary b Neuron c Receptor d Alveolus 2 Which is NOT one of the five main human senses? a Smell b Hearing c Vision d Balance 3 What is the control center of your body? a The Brain b The Heart c The Lungs d The Stomach 4 Which part of the CNS includes the brain and spinal cord? a Peripheral Nervous System b Central Nervous System c Sensory System d Motor System 5 What do we call the parts of the sensory system that detect stimuli? a Receptors b Synapses c Neurons d Nerves 6 Which sense uses taste buds on the tongue? a Taste b Hearing c Touch d Smell 7 What disease affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing weakness? a Diabetes b ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) c Asthma d Common Cold 8 Which system is responsible for reflex actions like pulling away from heat? a Respiratory System b Nervous System c Digestive System d Circulatory System 9 What sense uses chemoreceptors on the tongue called taste buds? a Smell b Taste c Touch d Hearing 10 When you touch something hot and quickly pull your hand away, what system is responsible for this rapid response? a Digestive System b Circulatory System c Nervous System d Respiratory System 11 How are the senses of taste and smell connected? a They both detect light waves. b They both use the same exact receptors in the nose. c They both rely on chemoreceptors that send information to the brain. d They are not connected at all. 12 What is the correct pathway of a nervous signal from detection to response? a Stimulus → Receptor → Brain → Response b Brain → Receptor → Response c Response → Brain → Stimulus d Receptor → Response → Brain 13 What is the role of sensory neurons in the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)? a To transmit commands from the brain to the muscles b To digest food c To pump blood d To transmit information from the senses to the Central Nervous System (CNS) 14 In the "Skin Sensitivity" lab, which part of the body likely had the SMALLEST distance between the actual touch and the guessed touch? a The Back b The Fingertip c The Knee d The Elbow 15 A surfer uses their sense of balance, which is located in the inner ear. What other sense relies on the inner ear? a Hearing b Sight c Smell d Taste 16 What is the main reason the nervous system is critical for maintaining homeostasis? a It pumps blood to all the organs. b It breaks down food for energy. c It allows the body to sense and respond to changes in the environment. d It helps the body grow. 17 Which two body systems work most directly with the nervous system to allow you to run away from danger? a Digestive and Excretory Systems b Respiratory and Skeletal Systems c Endocrine and Immune Systems d Circulatory and Muscular Systems 18 What is the function of the spinal cord? a To produce red blood cells b To serve as a major pathway for information between the brain and the body c To filter waste from the blood d To store memories

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por Hossam Elturky

What is the basic functioning unit of the nervous system?

Which is NOT one of the five main human senses?

What is the control center of your body?

Which part of the CNS includes the brain and spinal cord?

What do we call the parts of the sensory system that detect stimuli?

Which sense uses taste buds on the tongue?

What disease affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing weakness?

Which system is responsible for reflex actions like pulling away from heat?

What sense uses chemoreceptors on the tongue called taste buds?

When you touch something hot and quickly pull your hand away, what system is responsible for this rapid response?

How are the senses of taste and smell connected?

What is the correct pathway of a nervous signal from detection to response?

What is the role of sensory neurons in the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)?

In the "Skin Sensitivity" lab, which part of the body likely had the SMALLEST distance between the actual touch and the guessed touch?

A surfer uses their sense of balance, which is located in the inner ear. What other sense relies on the inner ear?

What is the main reason the nervous system is critical for maintaining homeostasis?

Which two body systems work most directly with the nervous system to allow you to run away from danger?

What is the function of the spinal cord?