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gbarreiro

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An electrical impulse moves through what area to get from one neuron to another?
 
  a. the neuron bridge
  b. the neuron cleft
  c. the synaptic cleft
  d. the synaptic bridge

Question 2

Movement of an electrical impulse from one neuron to another is facilitated by
 
  a. electrical charges.
  b. chemical releases.
  c. muscular activity.
  d. contiguity.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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