Brain Quiz

Question 1

Brain Labeling

Answer 1

GO ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM AND STUDY HER FLASHCARDS
LOBES:
- FRONTAL = FRONT
- PARIETAL = ON TOP
- OCCIPITAL = “EYES ON” BACK” OF HEAD
- TEMPORAL = WHERE TEMPLES ARE (SIDES)
BRAIN PARTS: JUST PRACTICE
REGIONS: JUST PRACTICE
MIDSAGITTAL SECTIONS: PRAY
INFIEROR ASPECTS OF THE BRAIN: MORE PRAYING
VENTRICLES: IDEK WHAT A VENTRICLE IS

Question 2

“Tree of Life”

Answer 2

Arbor Vitae

Question 3

Made of gray (soma) & white matter (axon)

Answer 3

The Brain

Question 4

Outer layer of brain & largest part of brain

Answer 4

Cerebrum

Question 5

Site of integration

Answer 5

Cerebrum

Question 6

Outer Layer is called the cerebral cortex

Answer 6

Cerebrum

Question 6

Surface is covered by sulci (valleys) and gyri (peaks)

Answer 6

Cerebrum

Question 7

Divided into 4 lobes

Answer 7

Cerebrum

Question 8

Broken into 2 hemispheres (left & right) - connected by the corpus callosum

Answer 8

Cerebrum

Question 9

Contains the thalamus and hypothalamus

Answer 9

Diencephalon

Question 10

Contains the pituitary gland (the master endocrine gland)

Answer 10

Diencephalon

Question 11

Controls other hormone releasing glands

Answer 11

Diencephalon

Question 12

Attaches the spinal cord to the cerebrum

Answer 12

Brain Stem

Question 13

Basic needs (breathing, circulation, digestion)

Answer 13

Brain stem

Question 14

Where information entering and leaving the brain needs to go

Answer 14

Brain stem

Question 15

“Little Brain” (latin)

Answer 15

Cerebellum

Question 15

Consists of the midbrain, pons, and oblongata

Answer 15

Brain stem

Question 16

Muscle memory & Muscle coordination

Answer 16

Cerebellum

Question 17

Executive function: Planning, organizing, self monitoring

Answer 17

Frontal Lobe

Question 17

Personality, Decision making, and emotional control

Answer 17

Frontal Lobe

Question 18

Contains motor cortex - starts all movement

Answer 18

Frontal Lobe

Question 19

Contains Broca’s area - allows us to form speech

Answer 19

Frontal Lobe

Question 20

Contains sensory cortex - receives most sensory information

Answer 20

Parietal Lobe

Question 21

Interprets sensory information

Answer 21

Parietal Lobe

Question 22

Spatial awareness :the ability to think about objects in 3D

Answer 22

Parietal Lobe

Question 23

Receives and interprets auditory information

Answer 23

Temporal Lobe

Question 24

Recieves and interprets olfactory information

Answer 24

Temporal Lobe

Question 25

Development of memories

Answer 25

Temporal Lobe

Question 26

Contains the amygdala (fear & anxiety)

Answer 26

Temporal Lobe

Question 27

Contains the hippocampus - changes short-term memory to long-term memory

Answer 27

Temporal Lobe

Question 28

Contains Wernicke’s area - allow us to understand speech

Answer 28

Temporal Lobe

Question 29

Receives and interprets visual information

Answer 29

Occipital Lobe

Question 30

The master endocrine gland

Answer 30

Pituitary gland

Question 31

Controls other hormone releasing glands

Answer 31

Pituitary Gland

Question 32

Sports data as it comes to the cerebrum and sends that data to the proper part of the cerebrum

Answer 32

thalamus

Question 33

Below the thalamus

Answer 33

hypothalamus

Question 34

maintains homeostasis

Answer 34

Hypothalamus

Question 35

Controls the pituitary gland

Answer 35

Hypothalamus

Question 36

In charge of auditory and visual reflexes (popping ballon lab)

Answer 36

Midbrain

Question 37

Bridge between the cerebellum and moter cortex/sensory cortex

Answer 37

Pons

Question 38

Allows the cerebellum to better coordinate movements

Answer 38

Pons