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Introduction to Animal Locomotion and Nervous Tissue

Biology

A basic overview of locomotion in organisms and the origin of nervous tissue.

Biology Zoology Physiology

4 Questions Medium Ages 12+ May 2, 2026

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1 What is the primary characteristic of locomotion?

A Staying in one place
B Change in location of an organism
C Growth of body parts
D Absorption of nutrients

2 Which of the following is an example of locomotion?

A A tree growing
B A plant bending toward light
C An organism moving from the ground to a classroom
D A cell dividing

3 What is the primary function of nervous tissue?

A Storing fat
B Collecting and generating impulses
C Filtering blood
D Transporting oxygen

4 From which embryonic germ layer does nervous tissue originate?

A Endoderm
B Mesoderm
C Ectoderm
D Epidermis

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