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- Q1Something (or things) that causes a reaction or memory.NociceptorBrainOptical NerveStimulus (Stimuli)30s
- Q2Body organs such as eyes, ears, tongue, skin, and noseBehaviorNeuronThermoreceptorSensory Organ30s
- Q3A small part of a sensory organ that transfers sensory inputs to a nerveReceptorMotor NerveMemoryBrain30s
- Q4A mechanical (motion), chemical, or electromagnetic (light) signal that stimulates our sensory receptors.ResponseSensory InputProprioceptors30s
- Q5a type of cell that captures information and moves it to another place.NeuronStimuliMechanoreceptorsInput30s
- Q6Nerve that carries messages to the brain and/or spinal cordMotor nerveBrainSpinal CordSensory nerve30s
- Q7Nerve that carries messages AWAY from the brain and spinal cord to muscles and organs so that they can take action on a stimulus.Motor nerveResponseReceptorSensory nerve30s
- Q8an action performed in response to a situation, event, or stimulusNeuronResponseBrainReceptor30s
- Q9stimulus -> sensory nerve -> spinal cord -> brain -> motor nerve -> responseChemical InputNeural PathwayMemoryStimuli30s
- Q10A long-term storage of an event or thing in the brainStimulusBehaviorMotor neuronMemory30s
- Q11What a plant or animal doesBehaviorNeuronChemical InputStimulus30s
- Q12Organ that serves as the primary control center of the nervous system in all vertebrate and most invertebrate animalsSkinSpinal CordBrainHeart30s
- Q13A chemical that enters the bodyBrainResponseChemoreceptorsChemical Input30s
- Q14Signals that enter the body in the form of electromagnetic stimuliBrainSpongebob SquarepantsNerve CellElectromagnetic Input30s
- Q15Signals that enter the body through physical touch or vibrationMechanical InputSensory OrganResponseAir30s