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Froggy Jumps Brain Signals QuizVersion en ligne Test your neural knowledge par Nel frincess Hermosilla 1 What is acetylcholine primarily associated with? a Memory and learning b Mood regulation c Sleep cycles 2 Which neurotransmitter is called the Reward Chemical? a Serotonin b GABA c Dopamine 3 Glutamate is best described as which type of neurotransmitter? a Excitatory for learning and memory b Inhibitory for mood c Inhibitory for pain 4 Which chemical is linked to alertness and the stress response? a Norepinephrine b Acetylcholine c GABA 5 Which neurotransmitter is primarily inhibitory and affects mood and appetite? a Serotonin b Dopamine c Glutamate 6 What is the main role of GABA in the brain? a Excitatory signaling b Promoting memory formation c Inhibitory braking of neural activity 7 Endorphins are best described as what type of chemicals? a Hormones of growth b Neurochemicals that reduce pain c Neurotoxins 8 What is the Reflex Arc sequence starting with? a Brain processes the signal first b Sensors detect a stimulus c Muscles respond immediately 9 Which three basic structures does a neuron have? a Cell body, dendrites, and axon b Nucleus, axon, synapse c Myelin, soma, end bulbs 10 What does the All-or-None law imply about action potentials? a They propagate at constant speed once begun b They vary speed with strength of stimulus c They stop if stimulus is weak 11 What is the cell body of a neuron commonly called? a Soma b Dendrite c Axon 12 What is the main function of dendrites? a Receive signals from other neurons b Transmit signals to muscles c Generate action potentials 13 What does the axon primarily do? a Stores neurotransmitters b Receives input from other neurons c Conducts electrical impulses away from the soma 14 What is the role of the myelin sheath? a Speeds up neural impulses b Stores nerve signals c Creates synapses 15 What are the nodes of Ranvier? a Endings of axons where neurotransmitters are released b Regions where neurons are damaged c Gaps in myelin that boost conduction speed 16 Where does neurotransmitter release occur? a Along the axon shaft b At the synaptic terminal c In the soma 17 Where are neurotransmitters released into the synapse? a Nucleus b Synaptic vesicles at the presynaptic terminal c Mitochondria 18 What is the typical resting membrane potential of a neuron? a About +30 mV b About -70 mV c About 0 mV 19 An action potential is triggered when a neuron reaches what condition? a Complete depolarization b Threshold to open voltage-gated channels c Full repolarization 20 Which glial cell forms CNS myelin? a Schwann cell b Oligodendrocyte c Astrocyte

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Brain Signals QuizVersion en ligne

par Nel frincess Hermosilla

What is acetylcholine primarily associated with?

Which neurotransmitter is called the Reward Chemical?

Glutamate is best described as which type of neurotransmitter?

Which chemical is linked to alertness and the stress response?

Which neurotransmitter is primarily inhibitory and affects mood and appetite?

What is the main role of GABA in the brain?

Endorphins are best described as what type of chemicals?

What is the Reflex Arc sequence starting with?

Which three basic structures does a neuron have?

What does the All-or-None law imply about action potentials?

What is the cell body of a neuron commonly called?

What is the main function of dendrites?

What does the axon primarily do?

What is the role of the myelin sheath?

What are the nodes of Ranvier?

Where does neurotransmitter release occur?

Where are neurotransmitters released into the synapse?

What is the typical resting membrane potential of a neuron?

An action potential is triggered when a neuron reaches what condition?

Which glial cell forms CNS myelin?