Question

1. choose the best answer.

which statement best describes how a neuron works?
after receiving information, the axon bends or twists like a switch to connect with the correct neuron.
information received by dendrites is transmitted along the axon to terminals, where it is passed on to another neuron.
a neuron transmits messages through the bloodstream to other neurons.
the nucleus radiates an electrical impulse that is then detected by the nuclei of other nerve cells.

Explanation:

Neurons receive signals via dendrites, transmit electrical impulses along the axon, and pass the signal to other neurons through axon terminals. The other options are incorrect: axons do not bend to connect, neurons do not use the bloodstream for signaling, and the nucleus does not radiate impulses detected by other nuclei.

Answer:

Information received by dendrites is transmitted along the axon to terminals, where it is passed on to another neuron.