Lesson 6 The Power Of Mind

Question 1

● It is the rational
and executive
control center of
the brain, which
plays an
important role in
monitoring
higher- order
thinking, directing
problem solving,
and regulating
the excesses of
the emotional
system.

Answer 1

Frontal Lobe

Question 2

● They deal
with sound,
music, face,
and object
recognition,
and some
parts of long-
term memory.

Answer 2

Temporal Lobe

Question 3

● which
function
for visual
processing

Answer 3

Occipital Lobe

Question 4

● which are
involved mainly
with spatial
orientation,
calculation,
and certain
types of
recognition
(Sousa, 2011).

Answer 4

Parietal Lobe

Question 5

is the
part of your brain
that controls your
body movement.

Answer 5

Motor Cortex

Question 6

processes
the signal of touch.

Answer 6

Somatosensory Cortex

Question 7

➢ resembles the entire brain of a
reptile

Answer 7

Reptilian Brain

Question 8

➢ composed of the structures
that have different functions
such as generations of
emotion and processing
emotional memories.
➢ Is located above your brain
stem and below the
cerebrum; it location allows
the interplay of emotion and
reason.

Answer 8

Limbic System of the Brain

Question 9

involved in many
cognitive activities

Answer 9

Thalamus

Question 10

is in charge
of the monitoring of the
internal systems

Answer 10

Hypothalamus

Question 11

consolidating
learning and converts
information to the long-term
storage regions.

Answer 11

Hippocampus

Question 12

take part in emotions

Answer 12

Amygdala

Question 13

➢ is the largest brain structure,
representing nearly 80 percent of
the brain by weight (Sousa, 2011).

➢ It has folded bulges called sulci
(singular: sulcus).

➢ Is divided into two halves, called the
cerebral hemispheres are
connected by the corpus callosum,
which is made up of more than 200
million nerve fibers that function as
the bridge by which the
hemispheres communicate with
each other and coordinate

Answer 13

Cerebrum

Question 14

incharge of the left side of your
body.

Answer 14

Right Cerebral Hemisphere

Question 15

incharge of the right side of your
body

Answer 15

Left Cerebral Hemisphere

Question 16

The hemisphere are covered by thin
but tough laminated cortices, the
brain’s ____________. This is where
most of the actions of the brain
take place such as thought,
memory, speech, and mascular
movement

Answer 16

gray matter

Question 17

➢ is located just below the rear
part of the cerebrum and
right behind the brain stem.

➢ It accounts for 11 percent of
the weight of your brain.

➢ It is convoluted and highly
organized brain structure that
contains more neurons than
all other brain parts put
together.

➢ It coordinates movement.

Answer 17

Cerebellum

Question 18

➢ It monitors impulses from
nerve endings in the muscles;
hence, it plays a key role in
the performance and timing
of complex motor tasks.

➢ It control your movement.

➢ It stores the memory of
automatic movements.

➢ It also involved in mental
rehearsal of motor tasks.

Answer 18

Cerebellum

Question 19

➢ Are the functioning core for the
brain and the entire nervous system.

Answer 19

Neurons

Question 20

How many neurons allow the brain to process the electrical impulses coming from all
over the body, to store your
experiences and those details
involved, to learn languages, and to
combine information.

Answer 20

100 Billion Neurons

Question 21

receive electrical
impulses from other neurons and
transmit the message to another
neuron

Answer 21

dentrites

Question 22

receive electrical
impulses from other neurons and
transmit the message to another
neuron through the long fiber,
called the ________, by an
electrochemical proces

Answer 22

Axon

Question 23

The axon is surrounded by a layer
called

Answer 23

Myelin Sheath

Question 24

➢ A small gap of about a millionth of
an inch which is called

Answer 24

Synapse

Question 25

➢ Each hemisphere
stores and process
information in
different ways or
functions
separately from
each other
(Sousa, 2011).

Answer 25

Laterality

Question 26

➢ Is an approach that makes use of
the production of pictures or
diagrams of one’s thoughts or
conversations, which maybe used
in task management, problem
solving , decision making, note-
taking, brainstorming, and
presenting (Buzan, 2002).

➢ It is simply making a diagram of the
structure of memory patterns in the
brain because it operates on the
key words, and copying this
approach is extremely helpful
(Pritchard, 2005)

Answer 26

Mind Mapping