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Control and Coordination MCQ

The document contains 50 multiple choice questions about control and coordination in humans and plants. It addresses topics like hormones, the endocrine and nervous systems, reflex arcs, and plant tropisms. Specifically, it asks about which glands secrete which hormones, how hormones regulate processes like blood sugar levels, how the brain and spinal cord coordinate movement and reflexes, and how plant hormones influence growth, flowering, and responses to stimuli like gravity and chemical signals.

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Control and Coordination MCQ

The document contains 50 multiple choice questions about control and coordination in humans and plants. It addresses topics like hormones, the endocrine and nervous systems, reflex arcs, and plant tropisms. Specifically, it asks about which glands secrete which hormones, how hormones regulate processes like blood sugar levels, how the brain and spinal cord coordinate movement and reflexes, and how plant hormones influence growth, flowering, and responses to stimuli like gravity and chemical signals.

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CONTROLANDCOORDINATION

(Q.1)Thesecretionsoftheendocrineglandsarecalledhormones.Whichofthe
followingcharacteristicsisnotshownbythehormones?
(a)Theymaybeproteinaceousornonproteinaceous(aminoacidsorsteroids).
(b)Theirsecretionmayberegulatedbynervesorbyfeedbackeffect.
(c)Theyactattheirsiteofrelease.
(d)Theyaretransportedbyblood.
(Q.2)Thechangesassociatedwithpubertyinmales&femalesisduetothesecretionof:
(a)Oestrogen/Testosterone
(b)Testosterone/Oestrogen
(c)Oestrogen/Growthhormone
(d)Growthhormone/Testosterone
(Q.3)Whatistheprickingofpincalled?
(a)Response
(b)Stimulus
(c)Reaction
(d)Reflex.
(Q.4)Controlandcoordinationisprovidedby:
(a)MuscularSystem
(b)ExcretorySystem
(c)NervousSystem
(d)ReproductiveSystem
(Q.5)Allinformationfromtheenvironmentisdetectedby:
(a)Receptors
(b)Axon
(c)Nucleus
(d)CellBody
(Q.6)Theinformationacquiredattheendofthedendritictipsetsoffachemical
reaction.Thiscreatesan:
(a)Action
(b)Reaction
(c)ElectricalImpulse
(d)Potential
(Q.7)Duringnerveimpulsetransmission,thechemicalscrossaregioncalled:
(a)Synapse
(b)ReflexArc
(c)Dendrite
(d)Neuromascularjunction
(Q.8)Thenervoustissueismadeupof:
(a)Greymatter
(b)Nervecells
(c)Axon
(d)Dendron
(Q.9)Thethinkingpartofthebodyiscalled:
(a)Kidneys
(b)Brain
(c)Lungs
(d)Heart
(Q.10)Theprocessofdetectingtheinputandaquickresponsetoitiscalled:
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(a)Impulse
(b)Stimulus
(c)Sensation
(d)Reflexaction
(Q.11)Reflexarcsareformedinthe:
(a)Brain
(b)SpinalCord
(c)Muscles
(d)Kidneys
(Q.12)Reflexarcshaveevolvedinanimalsbecause:
(a)Spinalcordisrequired.
(b)Thinkingprocessofbrainisnotfastenough.
(c)Musclesdonotworkproperly.
(d)Receptionisnotproperinanimals.
(Q.13)WhichofthefollowingconstitutetheCentralNervousSystem:
(a)Axon
(b)Spinalcord
(c)Musclefibre
(d)Reflexarc
(Q.14)ThecommunicationbetweenCNSandotherpartsofthebodyisfacilitatedby:
(a)PeripheralNervousSystem
(b)Brain
(c)SpinalCord
(d)Reflexes.
(Q.15)Involuntaryactionslikebloodpressure,vomitingandsalivationarecontrolledby:
(a)CerebralCortex
(b)Forebrain
(c)Midbrain
(d)Hindbrain
(Q.16)Thebrainisprotectedby:
(a)Cranium
(b)VertebralColumn
(c)SpinalCord
(d)Joints
(Q.17)Activitieslikewalkinginastraightline,ridingabicycle,pickingupapencilare
controlledby:
(a)Cerebrum
(b)Cerebellum
(c)MedullaOblongata
(d)SpinalCord
(Q.18)TheresponseseeninMimosapudicais:
(a)Heatrelated
(b)Touchrelated
(c)Coldrelated
(d)Chemicallyrelated
(Q.19)Thepartoftheplantthatispositivelygeotropicinnatureis:
(a)Root
(b)Stem
(c)Leaf
(d)Flower
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(Q.20)Theelementrequiredforthethyroidglandtomakethyroxinehormoneis:
(a)Calcium
(b)Phosphorus
(c)Iodine
(d)Magnesium
(Q.21)Adrenalglandsarelocatedabovetheseorgans:
(a)Kidneys
(b)Lungs
(c)Intestine
(d)Stomach
(Q.22)Whichofthefollowingisaplanthormone:
(a)Insulin
(b)Thyroxin
(c)Oestrogen
(d)Cytokinin
(Q.23)Thetimingandamountofhormonereleasedareregulatedby:
(a)Reflexaction
(b)Brain
(c)SpinalCord
(d)Feedbackmechanism
(Q.24)Thesugarlevelinthebloodiscontrolledby:
(a)Adrenalgland
(b)Thyroidgland
(c)Pancreas
(d)Liver
(Q.25)Thehypothalamus,pinealglandandpitutaryglandarelocatedinthe:
(a)Brain
(b)Kidneys
(c)Lungs
(d)Heart
(Q.26)Insulinisproducedby:
(a)Liver
(b)Pancreas
(c)Gallbladder
(d)Stomach
(Q.27)Cytokininspromotes
(a)Wiltingofleaves
(b)Celldivision
(c)Responses
(d)Diffussion
(Q.28)Thehormonessecretedatpubertyinmalesandfemalesare:
(a)Testosteroneandestrogensrespectively
(b)Estrogensandtestosteroneandrespectively
(c)Androgensandtestosteronerespectively
(d)Estrogensandprogestronerespectively
(Q.29)Connectionsbetweeninputnerveandoutputnervewheretheymeetfirstforms:
(a)Reflexarc
(b)Cranialnerves
(c)Spinalnerves
(d)Neuromuscularjunction
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(Q.30)Inordertoperformanactionormovementanimalmuscles:
(a)Changetheirshapeandshorten
(b)Changetheirshapeandbulge
(c)Donotchangetheirshape
(d)Theyshifttothetargetorgan
(Q.31)Whichoneofthefollowingispositivelyhydrotropic:
(a)Leaves
(b)Stem
(c)Flowers
(d)Roots
(Q.32)Thetimeandamountofhormonereleasediscontrolledby:
(a)Parsdistalis
(b)Endocrineglands
(c)Feedbackmechanism
(d)Hypothalamus
(Q.33)Whichofthefollowingisnotregulatedbythehormones?
(a)Metabolism
(b)Growth
(c)Sexualdevelopment
(d)Thinking
(Q.34)Thetermgeotropismmeans:
(a)Studyofdifferentlayersofearth
(b)Shiftingofearthcentre
(c)Growthofplantpartstowardsgravityoftheearth
(d)Puttingseedsintosoilbed
(Q.35)WhichofthefollowingcanbequotedasthebestexampleforChemotropism.
(a)Pollentubes
(b)Flowers
(c)Roots
(d)Stem
(Q.36)Wherearehormonespouredintothebody?
(a)Bloodstream
(b)Pancreas
(c)Intestine
(d)Brain
(Q.37)Thenervoussystemconsistsofaseriesof:
(a)Cytons
(b)Neurons
(c)Dendrons
(d)Axons
(Q.38)Whichoneofthefollowingisaninvoluntaryaction?
(a)Breathing
(b)Cycling
(c)Walking
(d)Picking
(Q.39)Thecoordinationbychemicalsisbroughtaboutby:
(a)Theendocrinesystem
(b)Spinalcord
(c)Nervoussystem
(d)Brain
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(Q.40)Iodineisnecessaryforwhichendocrinegland:
(a)Gonads
(b)Hypothalamus
(c)Thymus
(d)Thyroid
(Q.41)Exampleofchemicalcoordinationinplantsis:
(a)Seedgermination
(b)Growthofhairs
(c)Seedshapeinpea
(d)Developmentofcambium
(Q.42)Theentirepathofdetectingthesignalortheinputandrespondingtoitbyan
outputactioniscommonlycalledas:
(a)Impulse
(b)Synapse
(c)Reflex
(d)Stimulus
(Q.43)Whatisanendocrinesystem?
(a)Asystemofelectricalimpulsestotransmitmessages
(b)Acollectionofglandsthatproducehormones
(c)Acollectionofnervesthatproducereflexes
(d)Agroupsofneurosecretorycellswhichsecretehormones
(Q.44)Planthormones:
(a)shapetheplant
(b)effectwatertransporationinplant
(c)effectinpollination
(d)effectinseeddispersal
(Q.45)Activitieslikewalking,ridingabicycle,pickingupapencilarecontrolledby
(a)Forebrain
(b)Hindbrain
(c)Midbrain
(d)Spinalcord
(Q.46)Backboneisalsocalledas
(a)Spinalcord
(b)Notochord
(c)Vertebralcolumn
(d)Nervecord
(Q.47)Whichofthefollowingisnotanendocrinegland?
(a)Pineal
(b)Thyroid
(c)Pancreas
(d)Sweat
(Q.48)Whichofthefollowingpartofthebraingivesrisetospinalcord?
(a)Medullaoblongata
(b)Cerebrum
(c)Cerebellum
(d)Midbrain
(Q.49)Plantshormonesare:
(a)Nutrients
(b)Chemicals
(c)Minerals
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(d)Hormones
(Q.50)Theproductionofhormonesoccurs:
(a)Inxylem
(b)Inphloem
(c)Incorticalcells
(d)Inmeristematiccells

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