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    1. The document discusses coordination and response in biology. It includes objective questions with answers, a diagram labeling the parts of the coordination process, and definitions of key terms like receptor, stimulus, effector, and response. 2. The diagram shows that a stimulus is detected by a sensory receptor and triggers a nerve impulse along an afferent neurone to the integrating center (brain). The brain then sends a nerve impulse along an efferent neurone to an effector to cause a response. 3. Key terms are defined, including receptor as specialized sensory cells that detect stimuli, and response as the appropriate reactions resulting from a stimulus.

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    1. The document discusses coordination and response in biology. It includes objective questions with answers, a diagram labeling the parts of the coordination process, and definitions of key terms like receptor, stimulus, effector, and response. 2. The diagram shows that a stimulus is detected by a sensory receptor and triggers a nerve impulse along an afferent neurone to the integrating center (brain). The brain then sends a nerve impulse along an efferent neurone to an effector to cause a response. 3. Key terms are defined, including receptor as specialized sensory cells that detect stimuli, and response as the appropriate reactions resulting from a stimulus.

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    ABIOT5331R

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    1. The document discusses coordination and response in biology. It includes objective questions with answers, a diagram labeling the parts of the coordination process, and definitions of key terms like receptor, stimulus, effector, and response. 2. The diagram shows that a stimulus is detected by a sensory receptor and triggers a nerve impulse along an afferent neurone to the integrating center (brain). The brain then sends a nerve impulse along an efferent neurone to an effector to cause a response. 3. Key terms are defined, including receptor as specialized sensory cells that detect stimuli, and response as the appropriate reactions resulting from a stimulus.

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    PLAN J

    JWPN ARAS RENDAH


    PANEL PERUNDING MATA PELAJARAN BIOLOGI JOHOR BIOT533.1R

    TAJUK : COORDINATION AND RESPONSE

    SUBTAJUK: 3.1 COORDINATION AND RESPONSE

    JAWAPAN OBJEKTIF:

    No Answer No Answer

    1 B 6 A

    2 C 7 B

    3 A 8 A

    4 A 9 C

    5 A 10 C

    JAWAPAN STRUKTUR:

    1(a).
    4 Integrating centre

    ( brain )
    Carries nerve Sends nerve
    impulses impulses

    3 Afferent neurone Efferent neurone 5

    triggers nerve Carry nerve


    impulses impulses

    Receptor
    Effector 6
    2 Sensory organ
    (
    Detected by Reacts to cause

    1 Stimulus Response 7

    [5 marks]

    1(b)

    Hak cipta PPMP BIO Johor 2013 1

    12.1/4
    PLAN J
    JWPN ARAS RENDAH
    PANEL PERUNDING MATA PELAJARAN BIOLOGI JOHOR BIOT533.1R

    specialised sensory cells to detect a stimulus.


    Receptor/ reseptor

    reaction to a stimulus.
    Stimulus/
    ransangan
    organ that carry out the responses to a stimulus.
    Effector/ efektor

    Appropriate responses that resulted from stimulus


    Response/ respon

    Coordination/ The regulation of changes in the internal environment


    koordinasi

    Homeostasis
    changes which cause responses in the body.
    Homeostasis

    [6 marks]
    [ 6 markah]
    [

    ESEI:

    1. stimulus : sound

    2. stimulus : smell

    3. detected by sensory receptor in ear

    4. detected by sensory receptor in nose

    5. triggers nerve impulse

    6. nerves impulse are carried along the afferent pathway

    7 to intergrating centre

    8. the central nervous system ( in intergrating centre) reveiced information from receptor.

    9. information is interpreted to bring about apporiate respnnse

    10. the message is then relay along efferent pathway

    11. to effectors

    12. effector / salivary gland carried out body`s response

    Any ten

    Hak cipta PPMP BIO Johor 2013 2

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