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Hard Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Middle School is a hard crossword puzzle with 13 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Hard Human Nervous System Crossword Puzzle for Middle School
Challenge your knowledge of the human nervous system with this hard-level crossword designed for grades 6-8. Includes advanced terms and specialized vocabulary from neurobiology.
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- 1. Part of the nervous system controlling voluntary muscle movements
- 2. Brain region controlling balance and coordination
- 3. End part of an axon that releases neurotransmitters
- 4. Supportive cells that nourish and protect neurons
- 8. Division of the nervous system managing involuntary functions
- 10. Basic functional nerve cell that transmits electrical signals
- 11. Largest brain part responsible for sensory and motor functions
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- 5. Chemical messenger that crosses synapses to transmit nerve signals
- 6. Neural pathway enabling immediate involuntary responses
- 7. Brain region regulating hormones and homeostasis
- 9. Junction where nerve impulses pass between neurons
- 12. Branched projections receiving signals from other neurons
- 13. Fatty sheath insulating nerve fibers to speed up impulses
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