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    Chapter 8: The World Through Our Senses: Diagram 6

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    The document summarizes sensory organs and responses in humans and plants. It provides examples of sensory cells detecting touch, pain, and pressure. It also describes phototropism in plants as the response of shoots growing toward light and hygrotropism as roots growing toward water. Diagrams show the human visual system including light entering the eye and forming an image on the retina, as well as changes in pupil size from light levels. Short sightedness occurs when the eyeball is longer, causing distant images to form before the retina. Corrective lenses can address this.

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    Chapter 8: The World Through Our Senses: Diagram 6

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    The document summarizes sensory organs and responses in humans and plants. It provides examples of sensory cells detecting touch, pain, and pressure. It also describes phototropism in plants as the response of shoots growing toward light and hygrotropism as roots growing toward water. Diagrams show the human visual system including light entering the eye and forming an image on the retina, as well as changes in pupil size from light levels. Short sightedness occurs when the eyeball is longer, causing distant images to form before the retina. Corrective lenses can address this.

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    The document summarizes sensory organs and responses in humans and plants. It provides examples of sensory cells detecting touch, pain, and pressure. It also describes phototropism in plants as the response of shoots growing toward light and hygrotropism as roots growing toward water. Diagrams show the human visual system including light entering the eye and forming an image on the retina, as well as changes in pupil size from light levels. Short sightedness occurs when the eyeball is longer, causing distant images to form before the retina. Corrective lenses can address this.

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    Chapter 8: The World Through Our Senses: Diagram 6

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    Diagram 6
    Which of the parts la-elle A! B! C or D is a sensory cell? PMR 2008

    Which part of a plant shows positive phototropism? A B C D Root Shoot Stem Fruit PMR 2008

    Which of the following sensory organs can etect touch! pain an pressure? A B C D "yes #ose "ars S$in PMR 2007

    &he Following information shows a type of response of a plant ue to a stimulus' shoot grows away from the stimulus ena-les the plant to o-tain water an minerals roots grow towar s gravitional attraction

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    Which of the following represents 2! 3 an 4? X A B C D Brain Receptor Brain Receptor "ffector "ffector Receptor Brain Y Receptor Brain "ffector "ffector PMR 2005 Z

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