Rostra means towards the ________and caudal means towards the _________.

• A) Head, tail
• B) Face, tail
• C) Tail, face
• D) Legs, face

Which of the following is/are helpful in maintaining the form of a cell?

• A) Microtubules
• B) Cell cytoplasm
• C) Mitochonria
• D) Ribosomes

Which of the following are the respiratory organs of the cell?

• A) Microtubules
• B) Ribosomes
• C) Cell cytoplasm
• D) Mitochondria

An interesting series of experiments were carried out by Merzenick to test out the influences of ___________ on the development of brain areas.

• A) Feedback
• B) Internal stimulation
• C) External stimulation
• D) Emotions

DNA is found in the ___________.

• A) Golgi bodies
• B) Intracellular space
• C) Nucleolus
• D) Rough RER

According to a research in 1960s, mothers who used thalidomide during pregnancy, their new born babies were ____________.

• A) Anemic
• B) Deform
• C) Healthy
• D) Hypoxic

Which of the following are the receiving ends of the neurons?

• A) Cytoplasm
• B) Dendrites
• C) Cell Soma
• D) Axon

Which of the following comprises of the cerebral cortex, the corpus striatum, cingulate gyrus, septum, amygdala, and hippocampus?

• A) Telencephalon
• B) Mesencephalon
• C) Metencephalon
• D) Myelencephalon

Information from the dendrite of one neuron to the dendrite of another neuron is transmitted through:

• A) Digital code
• B) Electrical molecules
• C) Junctional transmission
• D) Chemical molecules

The acronym of Peri-Aquaductal Gray is __________.

• A) PADG
• B) PAG
• C) PQG
• D) PG

Myelencephalon comprises of the ____________.

• A) Amygdala
• B) Cerebral cortex
• C) Medulla Oblangata
• D) Hypothalamus

Which of the following activate during the regulation of motivational and other states (circadian rhythms, stress) to influences hormonal levels and thereby influence behavior?

• A) Neurotransmitters
• B) Neuromodulators
• C) Neurohormones
• D) Neuroregulators

The lower underlying areas are more primitive in terms of functions, and their major functions are:

• A) Higher order functions
• B) Thinking related
• C) Related with novel things
• D) Survival functions

All metabolism of the cell takes place in:

• A) Microtubules
• B) Mitochondria
• C) Cell cytoplasm
• D) Microtubules

___________ means lowering of the level or absence of oxygen from the amount that is needed for the baby in fetus.

• A) Thalidomide
• B) Hypoxia
• C) Fragile-X syndrome
• D) Down syndrome

The theory of Chemoaffinity Hypothesis is based on the work of________________.

• A) Jean Charcot and his colleagues
• B) Craig Olson and his colleagues
• C) Sperry and his colleagues
• D) Freeman and his colleagues

Information is transmitted from the dendrite of one neuron to the dendrite of another neuron through ____________.

• A) Digital code
• B) Junctional transmission
• C) Electrical molecules
• D) Chemical molecules

Which of the following is the part of the synapse and is the place where one neuron ends?

• A) Smooth RAR
• B) Extracellular space
• C) Terminal button
• D) Intracellular space

Which of the following part degenerated for the removed eye and enlarged for the other eye in an experiment conducted by Hubel and Weisel on kitten?

• A) Medulla oblongata
• B) Amygdala
• C) Cerebrum
• D) Striate cortex

Which of the following act as second messengers in neuronal transmission and they support the ongoing transmission by acting as a gating channel?

• A) Neurohormones
• B) Neuromodulators
• C) Neuroregulators
• D) Neurotransmitters