Control And Co-ordination MCQS For MHT-CET 2024.

 Control And Co-ordination Subtopics For MHT-CET 

  • Nervous Co-ordination In lower Animals 
  • Neural Tissue 
  • Synapse 
  • Transmission Of Nerve Impulse 
  • Human Nervous System 
  • Sensory Receptors 
  • Disorders Of Nervous System 
  • Chemical Co-ordination
  • Endocrine Gland 
  • Major Endocrine Glands 

Multiple choice questions for biology MHT-CET

Q1. Higher animals respond to various change or stimuli in the external environment by:

A. Endocrine glands 
B. Nervous system 
C. Lymphatic system 
D. Both (A) and (B)
Correct Answer: (D)

Q2. _________ show(s) diffuse type of nervous system.

A. Hydra 
B. Planaria 
C. Sponges 
D. Vertebrates
Correct Answer: (A)

Q3. Neural tissue consists of:

A. Neurons and neuroglia 
B. Glial cells only 
C. Neurons only
D. Nerve cells and neurons 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q4. _________ are the structural and functional units of the nervous system.

A. Neurons 
B. Neuroglia
C. Oligodendrocytes 
D. Schwann cells 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q5. __________ are processes arising from cyton.

A. Axons 
B. Dendrons 
C. Astrocytes 
D. All of these 
Correct Answer: (D)

Q6. The terminal branches of axons attach to a:

A. Muscle 
B. Gland 
C. Telodendrites 
D. All of these 
Correct Answer: (D)

Q7. Terminally, the axons gives out branches called:

A. Collaterals 
B. telodendrons  
C. Nissl's granules 
D. Cytons  
Correct Answer: (B)

Q8. The interconnection between two neurons or neuron with motor organ is called:

A. Cyton 
B. Synapse 
C. Telondendrite 
D. axon 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q9. Cytons are generally found inside the:

A. Brain 
B. Spinal cord 
C. Ganglia 
D. All of these
Correct Answer: (D)

Q10. Small groups of cell bodies inside the white matter of brain are called:

A. Basal nuclei 
B. Axon hillock
C. Astrocytes 
D. Ependymal cells 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q11. The condition of impulse by medullated nerve is _____ times faster than the non-medullated nerve fiber's.

A. 10 
B. 20
C. 50 
D. 80
Correct Answer: (C)

Q12. The connective tissue covering around the nerve fascicle is called:

A. Endoneurium 
B. Perineurium 
C. Epineurium 
D. Peritoneum 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q13. Star shaped and most abundant neuroglial cells are:

A. Microglia 
B. Schwann cells 
C. Astrocytes 
D. Oligodendrocytes 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q14. _________ mainly form the myelin sheath around the ventral axons.

A. Astrocytes 
B. Oligodendrocytes 
C. Microglia 
D. Ependymal cells
Correct Answer: (B)

Q15. The neuroglial cells that are derived from monocytes and act as macrophages are:

A. Ependymal cells 
B. Oligodendrocytes 
C. Schwann cells 
D. Microglia 
Correct Answer: (D)

Q16._________ form a single layer of squamous or columnar often ciliated epithelial cells lining the ventricles.

A. Ependymal cells 
B. Schwann cells 
C. Satellite cells 
D. oligodendrocytes    
Correct Answer: (A)

Q17. Which of the following is/are the properties of nerve fibres ?

A. Irritability
B. Conductivity 
C. Synaptic fatigue 
D. All of these 
Correct Answer: (D)

Q18. The nerve cell which carries impulse to the synapse is:

A. Post synaptic neuron 
B. Pre synaptic neuron 
C. Post axonic neuron 
D. pre axonic neuron 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q19. __________ is the intercellular space that lies between two nerve cells.

A. Synaptic vesicle 
B. Endoneurium 
C. Synaptic cleft 
D. Axon hillock 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q20. At electrical synapse, the gap between pre-synaptic and post synaptic neuron is:

A. 2 nm 
B. 3.8 nm 
C. 5.3 nm
D. 7.5 nm
Correct Answer: (B)

Q21.Synaptic vesicles contain:

A. Nerve fibres 
B. Neurotransmitters 
C. muscle fibres 
D. Enzymes 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q22. After transmission of impulse, neurotransmitter is removed from synaptic cleft by:

A. Astrocytes 
B. Hormones 
C. Cholinesterase 
D. Calcium channels 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q23. The mineral necessary for nervous conduction is:

A. Iron 
B. sodium 
C. Phosphorus 
D. Magnesium 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q24. The average potential difference across the nerve cell membrane is:

A. -20 mV
B. -70 mV
C. -150 mV
D. -200 mV
Correct Answer: (B)

Q25. The resting membrane is much more permeable to:

A. Na'
B. K'
C. Cu'
D. Mn'
Correct Answer: (B)

Q26. Nervous system of humans consist of:

A. Central nervous system 
B. Peripheral nervous system 
C. Autonomic nervous system 
D. All of these
Correct Answer: (D)

Q27. Human brain is divisible into ______ parts. 

A. Two 
B. Four 
C. Three 
D. Six 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q28. Outermost covering of human brain is:

A. Dura mater 
B. Pia mater 
C. Arachnoid 
D. None of these 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q29. The innermost membrane surrounding the brain is:

A. Pia mater 
B. Dura mater 
C. Arachnoid 
D. Pericardium 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q30. The space between pia mater and arachnoid mater is called:

A. Epidural space 
B. Subdural space 
C. Subarachnoid space 
D. Central canal 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q31. The subarachnoid space is filled with:

A. Visceral fluid
B. Cerebrospinal fluid 
C. Synovial fluid 
D. Serous fluid 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q32. The function of choroid plexuses and ependymal cells is to produce:

A. Lymph 
B. Blood 
C. Cerebrospinal fluid 
D. Endolymph
Correct Answer: (C)

Q33. A total _________ cc of CSF is present in and around the CNS.

A. 30-50 cc 
B. 80-90 cc
C. 100-120 cc 
D. 200-300 cc 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q34. The study of all aspects of the brain is called:

A. Serology 
B. Histology 
C. Encephalology 
D. Paleontology
Correct Answer: (C)

Q35. Forebrain consists of following , EXCEPT:

A. Pons varolii 
B. Diencephalon 
C. cerebrum 
D. Olfactory lobes 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q36. Forebrain is called:

A. Mesencephalon 
B. Prosencephalon 
C. Telencephalon 
D. Rhinencephalon 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q37. Which part of the brain can distinguish between smell ?

A. Epithalamus 
B. Pons varolii
C. Olfactory lobes 
D. Medulla 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q38. The largest part of the brain is:

A. Cerebrum 
B. Medulla oblongata 
C. Cerebellum
D. Diencephalon 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q39. Cerebrum constitutes ________ % of entire weight of the brain.

A. 15
B. 20
C. 85
D. 50
Correct Answer: (C)

Q40. The corpus callosum joins:

A. Cerebral hemisphere  
B. Optic lobes 
C. Olfactory lobes 
D. Optic Chiasma 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q41. Broca's motor speech area is located in:

A. Temporal lobe 
B. Medulla oblongata
C. Frontal lobe 
D. Diencephalon 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q42. Motor speech area is:

A. Wernicke's area
B. Visual cortex 
C. Auditory area
D. Broca's area
Correct Answer: (D)

Q43. ___________ is responsible mainly for somesthetic sensation of pain.

A. Frontal lobe 
B. Parietal lobe 
C. Temporal lobe 
D. Occipital lobe 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q44. Temporal lobe contains centre for :  

A. Smell 
B. Auditory 
C. Speech 
D. All of these 
Correct Answer: (D)

Q45. _________ lobe has centre for visual functions.

A. Frontal 
B. Occipital 
C. Parietal 
D. Temporal 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q46. In cerebral hemisphere, masses of grey matter located in white matter are called:

A. Basal nuclei 
B. Thalami
C. Corpora striata 
D. Optic chiasma 
Correct Answer: (A)

Q47. _________ is located at the floor of cerebrum.

A. Diocoel 
B.  Foramen of monro
C. Corpus striatum 
D. Epithalamus 
Correct Answer: (C)

Q48. Third ventricle of brain is called:

A. Myelocoele
B. Diocoel 
C. Lateral ventricle 
D. Metacoel 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q49. Lateral ventricles are connected to third ventricle through:

A. Diocoel 
B. Foramen of monro
C. Corpus striatum 
D. Corpus callosum 
Correct Answer: (B)

Q50. The non-nervous roof of diencephalon is called:

A. Thalamus 
B. Epithalamus 
C. Hypothalamus
D. None of these
Correct Answer: (B)



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