Arrange the terms in each group in the correct order. Write them in a logical sequence beginning with the term that is underlined.
Insulin release, HIGH BLOOD SUGAR, Lowers blood sugar, Stimulates glucose uptake from blood. (Begin with: High blood sugar)
Topic: Control of blood sugar
Answer
High blood sugar → Insulin release → Stimulates glucose uptake from blood → Lowers blood sugar
This is a FEEDBACK LOOP, and the order is cause and effect throughout: blood sugar RISES after a meal the pancreas detects it and RELEASES INSULIN insulin makes the body cells TAKE UP GLUCOSE from the blood (and the liver store it as glycogen) so blood sugar FALLS back to normal
THE LOGIC that fixes the order: the stimulus must come first, the hormone second, its action third, and the result last. Ask "what caused what?" at each step and the sequence cannot be got wrong.
This is an example of NEGATIVE FEEDBACK — the end result (lowered sugar) switches off the process that produced it. It is how the body keeps conditions steady, and the same pattern governs thyroxine, ADH and temperature control.