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yoooooman

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Which part of the nervous system controls the glands, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscle?
 
  A) Central nervous system
  B) Somatic nervous system
  C) Peripheral nervous system
  D) Autonomic nervous system

Question 2

Which part of the nervous system produces voluntary movement by controlling the skeletal muscles?
 
  A) Central nervous system
  B) Somatic nervous system
  C) Peripheral nervous system
  D) Autonomic nervous system



dawsa925

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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