An easy protein synthesis crossword puzzle designed for high school students. Focuses on key terms including DNA, RNA, codon, and amino acids to reinforce basic concepts.
Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Teachers is a easy crossword puzzle with 17 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 Teachers
An easy crossword puzzle focused on the human nervous system, ideal for teachers to use in classrooms. Covers basic vocabulary like neuron, brain, spinal cord, and reflexes.
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- 1. Gap between two neurons
- 3. System that controls body functions
- 4. Main control center of the nervous system
- 6. Bundle of fibers that transmit signals
- 8. Brain region that relays sensory signals
- 9. Part of a neuron that receives signals
- 12. Part of a neuron that carries impulses away
- 16. Automatic response to a stimulus
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- 2. Type of neuron that senses stimuli
- 5. Basic unit of the nervous system
- 7. Related to the cord running down the back
- 10. Brain part that controls balance and coordination
- 11. Cells that support and protect neurons
- 13. Type of neuron controlling muscles
- 14. Electrical signal transmitted by nerves
- 15. Largest part of the brain
- 17. Ability to detect stimuli
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