DNA and RNA are key to this puzzle that helps middle schoolers review basic protein synthesis terms like 'codon' and 'enzyme' with clear, simple clues.
Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Middle School is a medium crossword puzzle with 18 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Middle School
Challenge your understanding of the human nervous system with this medium-level crossword. Perfect for middle school students exploring brain functions, neurons, and reflexes.
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- 1. Branch-like parts receiving nerve impulses
- 2. Brain stem part controlling breathing and heartbeat
- 3. Automatic response to stimulus
- 5. Largest part of the brain
- 6. Main organ controlling the nervous system
- 9. Fatty layer that speeds up nerve signals
- 10. Gap between two neurons for signal transfer
- 14. Bundles of fibers transmitting signals
- 16. Neurons that control muscles
- 18. Long fiber that carries signals away from a neuron
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- 4. Brain part responsible for balance and coordination
- 7. Electrical signal sent by neurons
- 8. Brain region that relays sensory information
- 11. Cells supporting neurons
- 12. Cells that transmit nerve signals
- 13. Type of cord connecting brain to nerves
- 15. Type of neuron that detects stimuli
- 17. Multiple long fibers from neurons
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