Which of the following describes the ascending tracts and the descending tracts of the spinal cord? A. The ascending tracts contain motor impulses, and the descending tracts contain sensory information. B. Both the ascending and descending tracts contain sensory information. C. The ascending tracts contain sensory information, and the descending tracts contain the motor impulses. D. Both the ascending and descending tracts contain motor impulses.

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