Name :______________ ____Form:_________ Quick Test Chapter 1 1. Figure 1.1 shows the common pathway from stimulus to response.

Stimulus Sensory Organs Effectors Nerve X Response Nerve Figure 1.1 What is the function of X? A. Send impulses from one part of the body to another. B. Transport oxygen to all parts of the body. C. Receives and interprets messages. D. Stimulate receptors in sensory organs to produce electrical messages. 1. The sensitivity of the skin is affected by? A. The thickness of the dermis layer. B. The number and the depth of the receptors. C. The roughness and the thickness of the skin. D. The size and the number of the receptors. 1. Figure 1.2 shows a cross-section of human nose.

A. Eardrum Ossicles Cochlea Auditory nerve B. Cochlea Ossicles Eardrum Auditory nerve C. Eardrum Cochlea Ossicles Auditory nerve D. Ossicles Eardrum Auditory nerve Cochlea 5. Figure 1.4 shows a cross section of an object is detected. The image of the object is formed on the part that is labelled. A. P B. Q C. R D. S Figure 1.4 6. Short - sightedness can be corrected using A. concave lens B. convex lens C. glass lens D. magnifying lens 9. Old people cannot hear properly because A their pinna hardens B their ossicles could not vibrates C their eardrums are less elastic D their semicircular canals are damaged 9. The shoots of the plant show negative phototropism. This mean that the A. shoots grow away from a source of water B. shoots grow away from the light C. shoots grow toward the light D. shoots grow away from the pull of gravity 10.Figure 1.5 shows a cross-section of an eye defective vision.

Figure 1.2 Which of the parts labeled W,X,Y and Z are the sensory cells? A. W B. X C. Y D. Z 2. Figure 1.3 shows the different areas of human tongue.Which area is sensitive to black coffee? A. P Figure 1.3 B. Q C. R D. S 3. Which structure of the ear is not involved in hearing mechanism? A. The auditory canal B. The cochlea C. The semicircular canal D. The ossicles 4. The correct sequence of the path taken by a sound wave is

Figure 1.5 Which of the following causes the defective vision? A. The eye ball is too short. B. The eye lens is too thick. C. The size of the pupil is too small. D. The surface of the cornea is irregular.

11.Which of the following sensory organs can detect touch, pain and pressure? A Eyes B. Nose C. Ears D. Skin 12.The sense of taste of a person suffering from flu is less sensitive because A. the taste bud cells are damaged. B. the nasal hairs are unable to detect the smell of food. C. chemicals cannot be detected by the smell receptors. D. the sense of taste is more sensitive than the sense of smell.