Control and coordination Worksheet-26
Subjective questions:
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Name the source gland and give one main action of the following hormones :
(i) Prolactin, (ii) Calcitonin, (iii) Insulin
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Name the source gland and give one main action of the following hormones :
(i) Vasopressin , (ii) Oxytocin, (iii) Parathormone
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Draw an outline of the human body and show the location of any six endocrine glands.
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Name the source and one main function of the following :
(i) Insulin , (ii) Testosterone, (iii) Oxytocin
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Name the source gland and one major effect of each of the following hormones:
(i) Parathormone, (ii) Vasopressin, (iii) Progesterone
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Draw the diagram of a neuron.
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Draw a neat diagram of the nervous system in an insect.
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Nervous and hormonal system together perform the function of control and coordination in human beings. Justify the statement.
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Differentiate between hormonal control and nervous control.
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List the important functions of nervous system.
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Suggest a proof that even unicellular organisms like amoeba respond to stimuli. Justify giving two examples that even plants respond to stimuli.
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Give three examples each of tropic and nastic movements of plants.
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Give an account of the structure of hind brain in man.
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Define the following terms :
(a) nerve impulses
(b) axon
(c) olfactory receptors.
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What is the role of hormone in plant life?
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What is cerebrospinal fluid? What are its functions?
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What is the thyroid gland? Give its important functions.
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How does control and coordination take place in animal body?
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Give the difference between auxins and gibberellins.
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Write the main difference between auxins and cytokinins.
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Differentiate between plant growth and animal growth.
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What are the main differences between hormones and vitamins?
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Enumerate the three main parts of nervous system in man.
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What are the functions of plant hormones?
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What are voluntary and involuntary actions? Give examples.