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 Put the following parts of a reflex arc in the correct order beginning with the sensory receptor.

A. Motor neuron

B. Interneuron

C. Effector 

D. Sensory neuron 

E. Sensory receptor 

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Important Questions on Neural Control and Coordination

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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -14
Retina is composed of
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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -15
Which is the largest bone in the middle ear?
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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -16
Which of the following receptor respond to pressure?
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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -17
The organ of Corti is situated on the
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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -18

A diagram showing axon terminal and synapse is given. Identity correctly at least two of A-D.

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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -19

Parts A, B, C and D of the human eye are shown in the diagram. Select the option which gives the correct identification along with its functions/characteristics.

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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -20
Which area of the cerebral cortex is responsible for the interpretation of speech?
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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 25 - Neural Control and Coordination>TEST QUESTIONS>Q -21
The statoacoustic receptor responds to changes in the