Control and Coordination in Human
Human Nervous System                                                  Human Endocrine
                                                                      System (Glands)
                                                                        Hypothalamus
                                                                        Pituitary
  Central                 Peripheral           Autonomic                Thyroid
  Nervous                  Nervous              Nervous
  System                   System                                       Parathyroid
                                                System
                                                                        Thymus
                                                                        Pancreas
Brain      Spinal      Cranial   Spinal   Sympathetic      Para         Adrenal
            cord       Nerves    Nerves                 Sympathetic
                                                                        Ovaries
                                                                        Testes
   Fore         Mid          Hind
   Brain        Brain        Brain
                    Cerebellum    Pons    Medulla
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                              Control and Co-ordination in Plants
               Plant Hormones
                                                                Movements
              (Phytohormones)
      Growth Promoters                        Growth          Natic      Tropic
                                             Inhibitor       Movement   Movement
      Auxin      Gibberelin      Cytokinin
                                             Abscisic Acid
           Hydro       Geotropism      Phototropism      Chemotropism Thigmotropism
          tropism
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       Thigmoreceptors
                     Dendrite
              Neuromuscular
                 junction
Axon
  Capillary
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                          (Nastic Movement)
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Phototropism : Movement towards light, e.g. growth of a shoot towards
light.
Geotropism : Movement towards/away form gravity, e.g. growth of
roots in soil
Chemotropism : Movement to/away Chemicals Growth of pollen tube
towards ovule.
Hydrotropism : Movement towards water. e.g. growth of a roots towards
water
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6.    Releasing Hormone   Hypothalmus   Mid brain   Stimulates pituitary
                                                    gland to release
                                                    hormones
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       Very Short Answer Type Questions (1 Mark)
 3. Spinal cord originates from-
    (a) Cerebrum                         (b) Medulla
    (c) Pons                             (d) Cerebellum
 4. The movement of shoot towards light is
    (a) Geotropism                       (b) hydrotropism
    (c) Chemotropism                     (d) Phototropism
 5. Choose the incorrect statement about insulin
    (a) It is produced from pancreas
    (b) It regulates growth and development of the body
    (c) It regulates blood-sugar level
    (d) Insufficient secretion of insulin will cause diabetes
 6. Which phytohormone is responsible for wilting of leaves-
    (a) Auxin                            (b) Abscisic acid
    (c) Cytokinin                        (d) Gibberellin
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 7. Which of the following is not an effect produced after secretion of
    adrenalin into the blood-
    (a) Blood supply to the digestive system & skin is reduced
    (b) Heart beats faster
    (c) Breathing rate increses
    (d) Blood supply to skeletal muscles is reduced
 8. Which part of the brain is responsible for involuntary actions like
    blood-pressure, vomitting etc.
    (a) Pons                           (b) Cerebrum
    (c) Medulla                        (d) Cerebellum
 9. Dwarfism results due to
    (a) Less secretion of growth hormone
    (b) Less secretion of adrenaline
    (c) Excess secretion of growth hormone
    (d) Less secretion of thyroxin
10. Which of the follownig endocrine glans is unpaired-
    (a) Adrenal                        (b) Testes
    (c) Pituitary                      (d) Ovary
Answer :
      1. (a)     2. (c)        3. (b)    4. (d)        5. (b)
      6. (b)     7. (d)        8. (c)    9. (a)        10. (c)
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24. In following questions two statements are given one labelled Assertion
    (a) and the other labelled Reason (R). Select the correct answer to these
    questions from the codes (a), (b), (c) and (d) as given below:
     (a) Both A and R are true, and R is correct explanation of the assertion.
     (b) Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of the
           assertion.
     (c) A is true, but R is false.
     (d) A is false, but R is true.
  I. Asseration : It is imporatant to have iodised salt in our diet.
      Reason: Iodine is necessary for thyroid gland to make thyroxin
      hormone.
  II. Asseration : Reflex arcs have evolved in animals
      Reason: The thinking process of the brain is not fast enough.
 III. Asseration : The brain sits inside a bony box
      Reason: Brain, a delicate organ, is very important for organisms.
  IV. Asseration : Auxin helps the cells of stem grow longer
      Reason: Auxin is a growth inhibitor.
   V. Asseration : The hormones should be secreted in precise quantities
      Reason: Feedback mectranism operates in body to control hormone
      secretion
Answer:
      1. (a)       2. (a)          3. (a)       4. (c)        5. (a)
Case-Study
25. Read the following and answer the questions:
      The nervous tissue is made up of an organised network of nerve cells or
      neurons and is specialized for conducting information via electrical
      impulses from one part of the body to another.
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 1. Which part of the neuron acquires the information
    (a) Dendrite                        (b) Cell body
    (c) Axon                            (d) Nerve ending
 2. Junction between two neurons is called
    (a) Cell junction                   (b) Neuro-muscular junction
    (c) Neural joint                    (d) Synapse
 3. Identify the diagram
    (a) Neural joint
    (b) Neuro-muscular junction
    (c) Cell junction
    (d) None of the above
 4. In a neuron, conversion of electrical signal
    to a chemical signal occurs at/in
    (a) Cell body                       (b) Axonal end
    (c) Dendritic end                   (d) None of the above
 5. The neurons that carry signals from spinal cord to muscles are
    (a) Sensory neuron                  (b) Motor neuron
    (c) Relay neuron                    (d) None of the above
Answer:
    1. (a)       2. (d)        3. (b)     4. (b)       5. (b)
         SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (2 AND 3 Marks)
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8. List two different functions performed by pancreas (CBSE-2019)
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