34. Which is not mainly associate with motor control and movement?
(A) Thalamus
(B) Basal Ganglia
(C) Hindbrain
(D) Amygdala

30. The receptor of dynamic equilibrium is associated with ______.(A) electromagnetic receptors (B) mechanoreceptors (C) thermoreceptors (D) chemoreceptors

31. The central sulcus separates the______from the ______. (A) temporal lobe； frontal lobe (B) frontal lobe； parietal lobe (C) prefrontal lobe； frontal lobe (D) occipital lobe； temporal lobe

32. The Sodium-potassium pump use ATP to actively transport__Na+ out of the cell and__ K+ into the cell. (A) 2:3 (B) 1:1 (C) 3:2 (D) 4；2

33. Patients who have brain damage at _______ area   is  able  to  understand language but unable to speak, while patients who have brain damage at ________ area is abolished the ability to comprehend speech but not the ability to speak? (A) Wernicke's ； temporal (B) frontal ； Wernicke's (C) parietal；frontal (D) Broca's ； parietal

35. In the first step of starch digestion, starch is converted to_______， which is then digested to _______by the enzyme maltase. (A) glucose； maltose (B) amino acids； proteins (C) maltose； glucose (D) fat； glycerol and 3 fatty acids 

36. Arrange the following steps of mammalian inspiration (inhalation) in the proper sequence. a.Diaphragm contracts and moves down b. Rib cage moves up and out c. Thoracic cavity expands and thoracic pressure decreases d. Air flows into the lungs(A) b, a, d, c (B) a, b, c, d (C) b, d, a, c (D) d, c, a, b

37. Which is NOT a function of the kidneys? (A) monitoring and maintaining blood pH (B) regulating blood pressure by regulating salt balance in the blood (C) elimination of nitrogenous wastes including urea, uric acid, and creatinine (D) production of water from oxygen and bicarbonate ions (HCO3)

38. In humans, the central nervous system consists of the_____， which is housed in the _____and the_____, which is housed in the_____. (A) peripheral nervous system； limbs； brain； skull (B) brain； skull； spinal cord； vertebral column (C) spinal cord； vertebral column； sensory neurons； limbs (D) brain； vertebral column； spinal cord； skull

39. Which of the following statements about axonal membranes is NOT true? (A) The resting potential of a typical neuron is -65 mV (B) There is an electrical potential differenc nce across a neuron's membrane (C) The polarity cor rrelates with a difference in ion distribution across the membrane (D) At rest, there is a higher concentration of sodium ions inside the axon

40. At night, we see primarily black and white and shades of gray, except near lights where some color is still evident. This is outward evidence of what internal anatomy? (A) Cones detect the color of an object, and are activated by bright light (B) The retina has a circadian rhythm (C) The lens filters differentially the many wavelengths of light (D) The vitreous humor filters much light, and daytime intensity is necessary to get colored light through to the retina