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ICSE-NEURAL CONTROL AND CO-ORDINATION -TEST YOUR PROGRESS ( SHORT/LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS )
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  2. While you are reading a book, you have to move your eyes from word to ...

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  3. Give an example : A vitamin deficiency

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  4. How will hearing be affected if the eustachian tubes get blocked?

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  7. What will happen if the cerebellum is damaged?

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  9. Distinguish between the following pairs : Adrenergic and cholinergi...

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  10. Grey matter an White matter

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  11. Distinguish between the following pairs : Effects of sympathetic an...

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  13. Distinguish between the following pairs : Resting potential state a...

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  14. Make a labelled diagram of a vertical section of a mammalian eye. Desc...

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  15. What is the mechanism of hearing ?

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  16. Why do impulses in a neuron travel in one direction only? Trace the se...

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  17. Draw a labelled diagram showing the V.S. of the human brain. State two...

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  19. Name the photoreceptors of the retina. How are they functionally diffe...

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