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Built around the concept in “Which part of brain controls balance?”, this bilingual General Science item checks whether a learner can connect a scientific term with its exact property, mechanism or function. The verified answer is Cerebellum.
The concept tested here leads specifically to Cerebellum. The alternatives Hypothalamus, Cerebrum and Medulla are legitimate scientific terms, but each belongs to a different function, property, material or context. A useful verification is to state the definition in one sentence and ask whether the selected option satisfies every part of it.
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Common questions and clear answers for this topic.
Cerebellum.
Use the defining property and mechanism from science.
Hypothalamus, Cerebrum, Medulla belong to different functions, properties or contexts.
Connect “Which part of brain controls balance?” with Cerebellum and the supporting mechanism.
General Science covers basic concepts in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Science. It is an important section in competitive exams like SSC CGL, UPSC Prelims, Railway NTPC, and Defence exams. Questions include scientific laws, inventions, human body systems, chemical reactions, and everyday science phenomena. NCERT Science books from Class 6 to 10 are recommended.
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