Secondary revision · Biology Form 1
Coordination and Response in Animals
Question 1 of 9
Grade: Form 1
Q1
21 The diagram shows a section of the human brain. Which of the labelled parts is responsible for reasoning?
About this topic
Students explore taxic responses (directional movement) in invertebrates, such as phototaxis in cockroaches and chemotaxis in bacteria. They evaluate the relevance of these responses and apply the knowledge to pest control. This topic introduces the concept of animal behaviour as a biological response. It is foundational for later study of the nervous and endocrine systems and is relevant to ECZ questions on animal biology and practical applications in agriculture and health.
What you'll practise (9 questions)
- Which of the following is not an effect of drug abuse on the nervous system?
- Which one of the parts labelled is a relay neurone?
- Which of the following correctly shows examples and types of reflex actions?
- 21 Which one of the parts labelled is a relay neurone?
- 21 Which of the labelled parts is responsible for reasoning?
- 21 The diagram shows a section of the human brain. Which of the labelled parts is responsible for reasoning?
- 21 Which of the labelled parts is responsible for coordinating all body movements?
- Which part of the nervous system is responsible for coordinating voluntary movements?
- Which of the following is an example of a reflex action?
Answer each question above to see the correct answer and a full explanation.