Name:…………………………………….. Class: …………... 4.

Arrange the below parts in the correct sequence in body

SMK JULAU (YEB 6201) coordination.
1ST MID TERM EXAMINATION 2008 U : Stimulus
SCIENCE FORM 4 W : Coordination centre
(1 hour 30 minutes) X : Response
Y : Sensory organ
SECTION A: Answer all questions (30 marks) Z : Effectors
1. What is body coordination?
A Body coordination is a life process which involves certain organs to A U, Y, W, Z, X
produce a coordinated response B U, Z, Y, W, X
B Body coordination is a life process which involves harmonious C X, U, W, Y, Z
action by various organs to produce a coordinated response
D Y, W, Z , U, X
C Body coordination is a life process which involves the nervous
system to produce a coordinated response
D Body coordination is a life process which involves the endocrine
system to produce a coordinated response

2. Which of the following is true about a response?

A It is a change in the internal that responses to a stimulus
B It is a change in the external that responses to a stimulus
C It is a process that promotes action that responses to a stimulus
D It starts a body reaction to the stimulus

3. Which of the following is acted upon as a response?

A Skin of hand
B Nerve 5. The figure above shows a system in a human body. What is the
C Brain system?
D Muscle A Digestive system C Endocrine system
B Nervous system D Lymphatic system
6. Which of the following is true about a stimulus? 8. The figure above shows a human nervous system. Which labelled
I It is the external changes that evoke a response parts above make up the peripheral nervous system?
II It is the internal and external change that evokes a response A I and II
III It initiates a body coordination system B I and III
A I and II only C II and III only C II and IV
B I and III only D I, II and III D III and IV

7. Which of the following control and regulate the body coordination 9. Which of the following is not true about the brain?
system? A It controls all the body's activities
I Nervous system B It receives nervous impulses from all parts of body and analyses
II Endocrine system them
III Skeleton system
C It is made up of delicate tissues and are very fragile
A I and II only C II and III only
D It is enclosed and protected by the cranium
B I and III only D I, II and III

It is a long string of nerves

It carries nervous impulses into or away from the brain
It controls the reflex action

10. Which of the following has the above criteria?

A Brain
B Spinal cord
C Spinal nerves
D Cranial nerves
 13. The figure above shows a structure of a typical neurone. Which of
the following is labelled wrongly?
A Myelin sheath
B Dendron
C Axon
D Cell body

11. The figure above shows part of the human nervous system. Which 14. Which of the following is the function of axon?
part of the label above is the spinal cord? A Receives impulses and sends it to the cell body
A P C R B Sends impulses away from the cell body
B Q D S C Speeds up the transmission of nerve
D Controls the activities of the cell
12. The central nervous system is connected to…
I Spinal nerves 15. Which of the following is true about myelin sheath?
II Cranial nerves
I It is a thick layer of fatty substance covered with axon
III Spinal cord
II It speeds up the transmission of nerve impulses along
the axon
A I and II only III It acts as an heat insulator
B I and III only
C II and III only
A I and II only C II and III only
D I, II and III
B I and III only D I, II and III
 It has short dendron and long axon
It has a cell body at one end of the nerve

18. Which of the following neurones has the above characteristic?

A Sensory neurone
B Interneurone
C Motor neurone
D Relay neurone

19. Which of the following is not an external stimulus?

A Heat
B Chemical substance
16. The figure above shows a type of neurones. Name the neurones and C Light
state the direction of the impulse. D Emotional
Name Direction
A Sensory neurones Right to left 20. Which of the following detect and convert stimuli into electrical
B Motor neurones Left to right
C Relay neurones Right to left impulses?
D Relay neurones Left to right A Receptors
B Effectors
17. Which of the following is not true about the difference between a C Sensory neurons
sensory neurone and a motor neurone? D Motor neurons

Motor neurone
A Transmits impulses from the
central nervous system
B Cell body at the side of the
nerve
C Direction of impulse out of
the central nervous system
D Sends impulses
Sensory neurone 21. Which of the following does not describe the reflex action?
Transmits impulses to the central A It is a fast and automatic response towards a stimulus
nervous system
B It is an involuntary response
Cell body at the end of the nerve
C It is controlled by the brain
Direction of impulse toward the D It prevents serious harm
central nervous system
Receives impulses
 X Y Z
A Sensory Relay Motor
neurones neurones neurones
B Motor Sensory Relay
neurones neurones neurones
C Sensory Motor Relay
neurones neurones neurones
D Relay Motor Sensory
neurones neurones neurones

24. Which of the following is not a reflex action?

A Accidentally touching a hot surface
B Knee-jerking
22. The figure above shows the path through which impulses are
C Eye blinking
transmitted when a finger is being pricked by a sharp object. What is D Respiratory rate
the impulse pathway named?
A Reflex action
25. Proprioceptors are found in the following tissues except
B Reflex arc
A Ligaments
C Reflex motion
B Epidermis
D Reflex act
C Tendons
D Skeletal muscles

23. The above shows the path of impulse in a reflex action. What are X,
Y and Z respectively?
 28. Which of the following is not the function of cerebrum?
A It controls voluntary action
B It receives and interprets impulses from the sensory organ
C It controls and coordinate muscular activities
D It controls behavior and emotion

26. The figure above shows the main parts of the brain.
Name X, Y and Z
X Y Z
A Medulla
Cerebellum Cerebrum
oblongata
B Medulla
Cerebellum Cerebrum
oblongata
C Medulla
Cerebrum Cerebellum
oblongata 29. The figure above shows the areas of the brain. Which area of the
D Medulla brain is labelled wrongly?
Cerebrum Cerebellum
oblongata
30. Which of the following statements is not true about medulla
27. Which of the following statements is true about the brain?
oblongata?
I The cerebellum is the largest part of the human brain
A It is located in between the brain at the top and the spinal cord
II The outer layer of the brain is known as grey matter
III The right hemisphere receives a nerve impulse from the left below
side of the body and vice versa B It controls all the involuntary action
C It controls balancing the body
A I and II only C II and III only D It is the smallest component of the brain
B I and III only D I, II and III