1. What part of the endocrine system secretes hormones that produce long-term responses to stress? Select one: a. The adrenal cortex b. The thyroid gland c. The adrenal medulla d. The thymus gland e. The hypothalamus 2. Which of the following is an endocrine gland found in the brain? Select one: a. The thyroid gland b. The adrenal gland c. The parathyroid gland d. The pituitary gland e. The thymus gland 3. Which two body systems will growth hormone have the biggest effect on? Select one: a. Skeletal and muscular b. Skeletal and nervous c. Muscle and reproductive d. Endocrine and digestive e. Muscular and reproductive

1. What part of the endocrine system secretes hormones that produce long-term responses to stress? Select one: a. The adrenal cortex b. The thyroid gland c. The adrenal medulla d. The thymus gland e. The hypothalamus 2. Which of the following is an endocrine gland found in the brain? Select one: a. The thyroid gland b. The adrenal gland c. The parathyroid gland d. The pituitary gland e. The thymus gland 3. Which two body systems will growth hormone have the biggest effect on? Select one: a. Skeletal and muscular b. Skeletal and nervous c. Muscle and reproductive d. Endocrine and digestive e. Muscular and reproductive

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(PLEASE ANSWER ALL OF THE QUESTIONS)

1. What part of the endocrine system secretes hormones that produce long-term responses to stress?

Select one:

a. The adrenal cortex

b. The thyroid gland

c. The adrenal medulla

d. The thymus gland

e. The hypothalamus

2. Which of the following is an endocrine gland found in the brain?

Select one:

a. The thyroid gland

b. The adrenal gland

c. The parathyroid gland

d. The pituitary gland

e. The thymus gland

3. Which two body systems will growth hormone have the biggest effect on?

Select one:

a. Skeletal and muscular

b. Skeletal and nervous

c. Muscle and reproductive

d. Endocrine and digestive

e. Muscular and reproductive

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