Group A – Extensions (Start at Q.5) Group B – Core(Start at Q.5)
1)
1. What do you understand of the term
‘stimuli’ ? Explain through example.
(Clue: Refer to BOX NUMBER 19 )
Next: Question 2
14. Congratulation on completing the
pathway of body’s coordination and
response! Each receptors corresponds to
each external stimuli. The receptors are
located at specific places as well.
Can you guess the external stimuli involved
with some hints given?
 Photoreceptors
 Nose & Tongue
 Mechanoreceptor
 Skin
 Pain receptor
 Thermoreceptor
Next : Question 17
3. There are many examples of external
stimuli. However, you can distinctively
classify them into 7 groups. What are they?
(Clue: Light etc.)
Next : Question 4
Group C – Support(Start at Q.
9. Since you have the completed the
pathway of body’s coordination and
response, you probably now have an idea on
types of receptors and the location of
receptors involved for each external stimuli.
Can you guess?
External stimuli :
 Light
 Sound
 Chemicals
 Touch/pressure
 Pain
 Air temperature
Next : Question 15
7. (Focused Questions)
a) Define stimuli and response based on
your understanding.
b) List out the types of external stimuli and
hence, state 2 importance of these stimuli.
c) Give 2 examples of internal stimuli and
hence state 1 importance of it.
Next : Question 10 (Wait for round 2)
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11. Can you explain the pathway involved in
body’s coordination and response if
suddenly Ammera’s blood found to be
slightly acidic?
(Clue : refer your answer for Question 6)
Next : Question 16
4. Since you successfully listed out the types 15. Hang on there! You are almost done!
of external stimuli, now can you give 2
examples of internal stimuli? Situation : Johan is a high blood pressure
(Clue: Ask your teacher if you are stucked) patient. His blood pressure is always on the
Next : Question 6 (Wait for Round 2) up and down. With the help unknowns in
Question 10, can you specifically write the
30% completed..long way to go pathway of the body’s response with the
correct stimuli, sensory receptor and
location of receptor involved?
Next : Question 17
20. Final Question!!! 12.
Situation : One fine day, when you wake up,  Afferent neurone
you realise that your skin become so numb,  Response
your vision become blur, the food you eat  Brain
taste nothing, you fail to hear even audible  Stimuli
voices and the blood glucose level shows  Nerve impulses
12.5. Based on your knowledge and  Efferent neurone
understanding what could be the  Sensory receptor
possibilities?
What are the mechanisms involved here?
Write in an essay form.
Next : LEVEL COMPLETED!
2. Based on your answer in Q.1, what do 18. Final Question!
you understand of the term ‘response’
then?  What are the 2 receptors situated at
Explain through example. You may give hypothalamus?
response to the stimuli that you have  Changes in blood pressure is detected
mentioned in Question 1. by?
(Clue: Answer based on Q1 answers)  Pancreas has X receptors on it and
Next : Question 3 detects changes in Y level
Next : LEVEL COMPLETED
6. Without the help of any reference
material, complete the components and
pathways involved in the body’s
coordination and response for external
stimuli.
(Clue : See Box number 12)
Next : Question 13
19. 10.
X : triggers nerve impulses
Y : carries nerve impulses to brain
Z : changes in environment
A : the way organism react
B : carries nerve impulses to muscles
C : reacts to cause response
D : integrating centre
17. Sail the boat even faster! Few more
steps to go…
Situation : Susanna is feeling really cold
sitting directly facing the air-conditioner.
She is having slight fever as well. What do
you think the stimuli, sensory receptors and
location of receptors involved here?

Identify the unknowns and complete the Next : Question 20

8. (Focused Questions)
a) Define stimuli and response based on
your understanding.
b) List out the types of external stimuli.
c) Give 2 examples of internal stimuli.
Next : Question 10 (Wait for round 2)
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16. Congratulations! Hold on! Little bit far
more to go..
Now external stimuli have their own
receptors.
So, internal stimuli will have their own
receptors too.
Can you list out all the receptors and the
corresponding internal stimuli that you
remember?
(Clue : Example; blood pH-chemoreceptor)
Next: Question 18
pathway involved in the body’s coordination
and response for internal/external stimuli.
Next : Question 9(A) & Question 14 (B)
13. 5. Since you have prior knowledge on the
terms ‘stimulus’ and ‘responses’, give 2
Can you guess the name of receptors for situations that clearly shows both ‘stimulus’
each external stimuli? and ‘response’.
 Sound (Clue : mechanical) Next : Question 7 (A) & Question 8 (B)
 Light (Clue: photosynthesis)
 Chemicals (Clue: it’s in the word
itself)
 Touch/pressure (Clue : the same for
sound)
 Pain (Clue : it’s in the word itself)
 Air temperature (Clue : it’s in the
word itself)
Next : Question 11