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The Diagram Shows The Central Nervous System, Which Has Been Blocked In Three Different Places By A Drug Used As An Anaesthetic.

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The Given Diagrams Shows Some Of The Features Of Human Skin.

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An Endocrine Gland P Is Located Below The Stomach In The Human Body.

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With The Help Of A Labelled Diagram, Illustrate The Pathway Of Response When Someone Pricks In Your Hand With A Pin.

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(i) Name The Parts Labelled As (ii) Which Part Acquires The Information (iii) Through Which Part Does (iv) In What Form Does The Information Travel? (v) Whare Is The Impulse Converted

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Feedback Mechanism Is An Important Aspect Of Hormonal Coordination. Explain.

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Adrenal Glands Are Located On Top Of Each Kidney.

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A Boy Runs On Seeing A Stray Dog. His Breathing Rate Becomes Very Fast And Blood Pressure Also Increases

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A Plant In The Laboratory Is Given Increased Dose Of A Hormone, Which Promotes The Development Of Seedless Fruits.

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Following Are The Two Examples Of Plant Movement.

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Write One Function Of Each (i) Auxin (ii) Gibberellins

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Name The Source And Target Organs Of Adrenaline.

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Give The Exact Location And Function Of Cerebellum.

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Is Reflex Action The Only Function Of Spinal Cord? Support Your Answer With A Single Statement.

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Assertion : Endocrine Glands Are Called Ductless Glands. Reason : These Glands Direct Pour Their Secretion Into The Blood.

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Assertion : Thyroxine Is Secreted By Thyroid Gland. Reason : Its Deficiency Leads To Diabetes.

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Assertion : Cerebrum Acts As The Main Thinking Part Of The Brain. Reason : Cerebrum Is Responsible For Reasoning, Speech, Intelligence, Sight, Hearing, Usage Of Information, Etc.

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Deficiency Of Which Hormone Causes Diabetes?

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Chemically Hormones Are Derivatives Of

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Plant Hormone Responsible For Phototropism Is

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Which Of The Following Shows Correct Reflex Arc?

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Nervous And Hormonal Systems Together Perform The Function Of Control And Coordination In Human Beings. Justify The Statement.

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Observe The Figure Given Below. In The Figure, Some Parts Are Labelled As P, Q, R, S And T.

The Diagram Shows The Central Nervous System, Which Has Been Blocked In Three Different Places By A Drug Used As An Anaesthetic.

The Given Diagrams Shows Some Of The Features Of Human Skin.

An Endocrine Gland P Is Located Below The Stomach In The Human Body.

(i) Suggest An Explanation For The Fact That The Chemical Produced (ii) Write Any Three Endocrine Glands And Chemical Produced By Them

Nerves And Hormones Both Are Used To Control Processes Within The Body. Using Examples

(i) A Nerve Input Signal Travelled Only Upto The Spinal Cord (ii) Draw A Nerve Pathway For The Above Action And Suggest

With The Help Of A Labelled Diagram, Illustrate The Pathway Of Response When Someone Pricks In Your Hand With A Pin.

(i) Name The Parts Labelled As (ii) Which Part Acquires The Information (iii) Through Which Part Does (iv) In What Form Does The Information Travel? (v) Whare Is The Impulse Converted

Feedback Mechanism Is An Important Aspect Of Hormonal Coordination. Explain.

Adrenal Glands Are Located On Top Of Each Kidney.

A Boy Runs On Seeing A Stray Dog. His Breathing Rate Becomes Very Fast And Blood Pressure Also Increases

A Plant In The Laboratory Is Given Increased Dose Of A Hormone, Which Promotes The Development Of Seedless Fruits.

Following Are The Two Examples Of Plant Movement.

What Are Receptors With Reference To Nervous System?

Write One Function Of Each (i) Auxin (ii) Gibberellins

Name The Source And Target Organs Of Adrenaline.

How Is Geotropism Necessary For Plant?

Give The Exact Location And Function Of Cerebellum.

The Sensation Of Feeling Fear Or Hunger Is Associated With Which Part Of Brain?

Is Reflex Action The Only Function Of Spinal Cord? Support Your Answer With A Single Statement.

Assertion : Endocrine Glands Are Called Ductless Glands. Reason : These Glands Direct Pour Their Secretion Into The Blood.

Assertion : Thyroxine Is Secreted By Thyroid Gland. Reason : Its Deficiency Leads To Diabetes.

Assertion : Cerebrum Acts As The Main Thinking Part Of The Brain. Reason : Cerebrum Is Responsible For Reasoning, Speech, Intelligence, Sight, Hearing, Usage Of Information, Etc.

Deficiency Of Which Hormone Causes Diabetes?

Hypersecretion Of Growth Hormone Causes

Chemically Hormones Are Derivatives Of

Plant Hormone Responsible For Phototropism Is

Which Of The Following Shows Correct Reflex Arc?

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