True or false:
_____ The nervous systems of all animals are organized into peripheral and central
components.
_____ The PNS consists only of sensory neurons.
_____ All neurons have either a sensory or motor function.
_____ All neuronal cell bodies are either in the brain or spinal cord.
_____ All nervous system responses involve input from the brain.
_____ The organization of the human nervous system is completely different from that of
other vertebrates.
What will be an ideal response?
f The nervous systems of all animals are organized into peripheral and central components.
f The PNS consists only of sensory neurons.
f All neurons have either a sensory or motor function.
f All neuronal cell bodies are either in the brain or spinal cord.
f All nervous system responses involve input from the brain.
f The organization of the human nervous system is completely different from that of other
vertebrates.
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