Neural Control and Coordination
Class 11 · Biology
118 questions55 easy45 medium18 hard
Sample Questions
Q1.During repolarisation of the axonal membrane:
- ANa+ rushes into the cell
- BK+ diffuses outside the membrane, restoring the resting potential
- CThe membrane becomes more permeable to Na+
- DNeurotransmitters are released
Q2.The neural system of all animals is composed of highly specialised cells called:
- ANephrons
- BNeurons
- CHepatocytes
- DMyocytes
Q3.If efferent nerve fibres to a muscle are damaged, what would be the expected result?
- AThe person cannot feel pain in that muscle
- BThe person cannot voluntarily move that muscle
- CThe person feels increased sensation
- DThe muscle becomes stronger
Q4.In a reflex arc where a person touches a hot object, which is the correct pathway of nerve impulse?
- AEfferent neuron to CNS to afferent neuron to effector
- BReceptor to afferent neuron to CNS to efferent neuron to effector (muscle)
- CCNS to receptor to efferent neuron to muscle
- DEffector to afferent neuron to receptor
Q5.The cerebral cortex is referred to as grey matter because:
- AIt is covered with myelin sheaths
- BNeuron cell bodies are concentrated here, giving a greyish appearance
- CIt contains white fibres
- DIt is made of connective tissue
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- B. Option two
- C. Option three
- D. Option four
Concepts Covered
Action Potential and DepolarisationAfferent and Efferent Nerve FibresCranial Meninges and Brain ProtectionForebrain (Cerebrum, Thalamus, Hypothalamus)Human Neural System (CNS and PNS)Midbrain and HindbrainMyelinated and Non-myelinated Nerve FibresNerve Impulse ConductionNeural System Overview and CoordinationNeuron StructureResting Potential and PolarisationSomatic and Autonomic Neural SystemsSynaptic TransmissionTypes of Neurons
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