The part of the cerebrum that produce a meaningful perceptual experience of the world, enable us to interact effectively, and support abstract thinking and language is called:
1. Pre-frontal cortex
2. Association area
3. Pre-central gyrus
4. Post-central gyrus

What is true for mechanism of hearing in humans?

1. Transmission of vibration by stapes to oval window → Waves in lymphs → Ripple in tectorial membrane → Hair cells bend against basilar membrane → Nerve impulse generated in afferent neurons

2. Transmission of vibration by malleus to oval window → Waves in lymphs → Ripple in basilar membrane → Hair cells bend against tectorial membrane → Nerve impulse generated in afferent neurons

3. Transmission of vibration by stapes to oval window → Waves in lymphs → Ripple in basilar membrane → Hair cells bend against tectorial membrane → Nerve impulse generated in afferent neurons

4. Transmission of vibration by stapes to oval window → Waves in lymphs → Ripple in basilar membrane → Hair cells bend against reisnner’s membrane → Nerve impulse generated in efferent neurons

Crista ampullaris is found in:

Myelin sheath around the axons in the PNS is secreted by:

The resting axonal membrane is impermeable/nearly impermeable to:
I. Sodium ions
II. Potassium ions
III. Negatively charged proteins

Visual reflexes are coordinated by the part of the human brain known as the:
1. cerebellum
2. superior colliculus
3. inferior colliculus
4. cerebral peduncles

The part of the human brain widely regarded as ‘the gate-keeper to consciousness’ is the:
1. vasomotor center
2. corpora quadrigemina
3. diencephalon
4. reticular formation

The auditory tube [also called as the Eustachian tube] functions in equalizing pressure between the middle ear and:

The sensory organ of the otolith organ is called as: