Nerve06/introduction/basic structure of a neuron

A neuron is made up of the following basic structures: nervous cell body, axon (or nerve fiber), dendrite, and nerve ending. The connection between a neuron and another neuron is the synapse.
Within a cell, the cell body side is the 'central' side, and the nerve ending side is the 'peripheral side'.

Challenge Quiz

1.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body. nucleus. axon (or nerve fiber). dendrite. nerve ending. synapse  正解!.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body.nucleus. axon (or nerve fiber). dendrite. nerve ending. synapse  正解!.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body. nucleus.axon (or nerve fiber). dendrite. nerve ending. synapse  正解!.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body. nucleus. axon (or nerve fiber).dendrite. nerve ending. synapse  正解!.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body. nucleus. axon (or nerve fiber). dendrite.nerve ending. synapse  正解!.

The marked part of the neuron is the cell body. nucleus. axon (or nerve fiber). dendrite. nerve ending.synapse  正解!.

2.

Compared to the neuron cell body, the nerve ending side is the peripheral. central  正解! side.

The cell body side is the peripheral.central  正解! side.