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Homeostasis
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1What is Homeostasis?
- AThe movement of water into and out of cells.
- BThe regulation of internal conditions in a cell or organism to maintain optimal conditions for function.
- CThe fusion of gametes.
- DA process of destroying pathogens in the body.
2Internal conditions that are controlled include: water content, body temperature and blood glucose concentration.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3[blank_start]Receptors[blank_end] detect stimuli in the external or internal environment. (Changes in the environment).
- AReceptors
- BReceptor Cells
- CStimulus
- DSynapses
- ENeurones
4All control systems in the body have the following features:
- AReceptors
- BCoordination Centres
- CNeurones
- DEffectors
- ESynapses
5The automatic control systems may involve nervous of chemical responses.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6How does the nervous system work?
- AStimulus- receptor- sensory neurone- coordinator(CNS)- motor neurone- effector- response.
- BReceptor- stimulus- sensory neurone- coordinator(CNS)- motor neurone- effector- response.
- CStimulus- receptor- motor neurone- sensory neurone- coordinator(CNS)- effector- response.
- DStimulus- receptor- sensory neurone- motor neurone- coordinator(CNS)- effector- response.
7Reflex actions are not automatic/rapid and therefore involve the conscious parts of the brain.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8How many different types of neurones do reflexes involve?
- A3
- B4
- C2
- D5
9What do reflex actions do?
- AControl everyday bodily functions e.g. breathing and digestion.
- BHelp you avoid danger.
- CMove your muscles and limbs.
10The main stages of a reflex arc are:
- AStimulus- receptor- sensory neurone- relay neurone- motor neurone- effector- response.
- BStimulus- receptor- sensory neurone- motor neurone- relay neurone- effector- response.
- CReceptor- stimulus- sensory neurone- relay neurone- motor neurone- effector- response.
- DStimulus- receptor- sensory neurone- relay neurone- motor neurone- response- effector.
11The brain is made up of thousands of interconnected neurones that control complex behaviour.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12The [blank_start]cerebral cortex[blank_end] is concerned with consciousness, intelligence, memory and language.
- ACerebral Cortex
- BCerebellum
- CMedulla
13The [blank_start]Cerebellum[blank_end] is concerned mainly with the coordination of muscular activity.
- ACerebellum
- BCerebral Cortex
- CMedulla
14The [blank_start]Medulla[blank_end] is concerned with unconscious activities, such as controlling the heartbeat and breathing.
- AMedulla
- BCerebral Cortex
- CCerebellum
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- New GCSE Specification 9-1
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- Alana Dinnes
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