a) Neurons do not have any protoplasmic connection at synapse.

(B) Glial cells

Answer is (C) Axon

(C) dendrite end of one neuron to axon end of adjacent neuron.

(D) Glial cells

Answer is (B) c, d

Answer is (D) Axon

B) Cerebellum

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