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Froggy Jumps Biology Nervous & Skeletal QuizOnline version Nervous & skeletal systems—Grade 12 by Hanan Mahmoud 1 In the brain, which part primarily coordinates movement and balance? a Cerebellum b Cerebrum c Medulla oblongata 2 Invertebrate nervous systems range from simple nerve cells to what complex arrangement? a Interneurons and sensory organs b Spinal cord only c Brain only 3 Cephalization describes the concentration of sense organs at what end? a Posterior end b Lateral side c Anterior end 4 A major brain evolution trend is having larger and more complex brains in which group? a Invertebrates b Vertebrates c Fungi 5 An animal with high cephalization is likely to have what in the head? a No sensory structures b Well-developed sense organs c A simple nerve net 6 The cerebrum is mainly involved in which functions? a Coordination of movement b Maintaining balance c Memory, learning, and voluntary actions 7 Which nervous system feature is typical of mollusks? a Only nerve nets b A centralized brain and nerve cords c Spinal cord and peripheral nerves 8 Which neurons transmit impulses from interneurons to muscles or glands? a Motor neurons b Interneurons c Sensory neurons 9 In invertebrates, the nerve cord is typically arranged as: a A spinal cord b Blood vessels c Chains of ganglia connected by nerve fibers 10 Which skeleton type is lightweight and more flexible for movement? a Exoskeleton b Endoskeleton c Hydrostatic skeleton

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Biology Nervous & Skeletal QuizOnline version

Nervous & skeletal systems—Grade 12

by Hanan Mahmoud

In the brain, which part primarily coordinates movement and balance?

Cerebellum

Cerebrum

Medulla oblongata

Invertebrate nervous systems range from simple nerve cells to what complex arrangement?

Interneurons and sensory organs

Spinal cord only

Brain only

Cephalization describes the concentration of sense organs at what end?

Posterior end

Lateral side

Anterior end

A major brain evolution trend is having larger and more complex brains in which group?

Invertebrates

Vertebrates

Fungi

An animal with high cephalization is likely to have what in the head?

No sensory structures

Well-developed sense organs

A simple nerve net

The cerebrum is mainly involved in which functions?

Coordination of movement

Maintaining balance

Memory, learning, and voluntary actions

Which nervous system feature is typical of mollusks?

Only nerve nets

A centralized brain and nerve cords

Spinal cord and peripheral nerves

Which neurons transmit impulses from interneurons to muscles or glands?

Motor neurons

Interneurons

Sensory neurons

In invertebrates, the nerve cord is typically arranged as:

A spinal cord

Blood vessels

Chains of ganglia connected by nerve fibers

Which skeleton type is lightweight and more flexible for movement?

Exoskeleton

Endoskeleton

Hydrostatic skeleton

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by Hanan Mahmoud

In the brain, which part primarily coordinates movement and balance?

Invertebrate nervous systems range from simple nerve cells to what complex arrangement?

Cephalization describes the concentration of sense organs at what end?

A major brain evolution trend is having larger and more complex brains in which group?

An animal with high cephalization is likely to have what in the head?

The cerebrum is mainly involved in which functions?

Which nervous system feature is typical of mollusks?

Which neurons transmit impulses from interneurons to muscles or glands?

In invertebrates, the nerve cord is typically arranged as:

Which skeleton type is lightweight and more flexible for movement?

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