In which sense organ are the nerve endings sensitive to pressure, heat, cold and pain?
- AEyes
- BTongue
- CSkin
- DNose
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5 Q→03TRUE - FLASE
5 Q→04Match the columns :
1 Q→05questions in one or two sentences .
9 Q→06Answer the following questions briefly.
5 Q→07[5 Marks Each] QUE-ANS
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Nervous System questions
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If your hand accidentally touches a hot glass, the command to remove the hand from the glass is given by the:
- Acerebellum
- Bmedulla oblongata
- Ccerebrum
- Dspinal cord
The coloured part around the pupil in the eyes is the$...........$
- Aretina
- Beyelash
- Ciris
- Deyelid
It is the control centre of the human body.
- ANerves
- BSpinal cord
- CBrain
- DKidneys
Which of these is the bony closed structure that protects the brain?
- ACerebrum
- BSkin
- CSkull
- DVertebral column
The $...........$ controls the amount of light entering our eyes.
View full solution →The $...........$ nerves bring messages from the sense organs to the spinal cord and brain.
View full solution →The$...........$ in the brain controls activities like breathing and heartbeat.
View full solution →$...........$ is the largest and the main part of the brain.
View full solution →The brain, the spinal cord and the $...........$ constitute our nervous system
View full solution →The images of objects are formed on the pupil of our eyes.
The nerves in the head are directly connected to the spinal cord.
The part of the brain that controls our senses is called cerebrum.
The vertebral column protects the spinal cord.
The ear drum amplifies sound and carries it to the inner ear.
| $1.$ Skull | $a.$ Eye |
| $2.$ Iris | $b.$ Medulla |
| $3.$ Eardrum | $c.$ Brain |
| $4.$ Vertebral column | $d.$ Vibrates when sound falls on it |
| $5$. Brainstem | $e.$ Spinal cord |
Which of these is not a reflex action Put (✔) for reflex action and $(X)$ for not a reflex action:
View full solution →Which of these is not a reflex action Put (✔) for reflex action and $(X)$ for not a reflex action:
View full solution →Which of these is not a reflex action Put (✔) for reflex action and $(X)$ for not a reflex action:
View full solution →Which of these is not a reflex action Put (✔) for reflex action and $(X)$ for not a reflex action:
View full solution →Give two examples:$..........$
Parts of the ear
View full solution →Parts of the ear
Mention three ways to take care of our eyes.
How are dust particles in the air we breathe in filtered in our nose?
What happens in our ear after sound falls on the eardrum?
What is the importance of the nervous system?
What are the three parts of the brain? Which part is known as the centre of intelligence?
What is a reflex action? Explain with an example.
Name the three types of nerves and explain their functions.
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