Q3: Lesson 6 | Powers of the Mind

Question 1

It is the rational and executive
control center of the brain.

Answer 1

FRONTAL LOBE

Question 2

monitor higher order thinking

Answer 2

frontal lobe

Question 3

part of the brain that deals with problem solving

Answer 3

frontal lobe

Question 4

regulates emotions

Answer 4

frontal lobe

Question 5

contains personality

Answer 5

frontal lobe

Question 6

most of the working memory is
located

Answer 6

frontal lobe

Question 7

It deals with
* sound/music
* face/object recognition
* holds some parts of long term
memory

Answer 7

temporal lobe

Question 8

Speech center is located at ______

Answer 8

left temporal lobe

Question 9

function for visual processing

Answer 9

occipital lobe

Question 10

involves mainly spatial orientation,
calculationa and certain types of
recognition.

Answer 10

parietal lobe

Question 11

controls the body movement.

Answer 11

motor cortex

Question 12

process the signal of touch receive from the parts of body.

Answer 12

somatosensory cortex

Question 13

Resembles the entire brain of a reptile;

Answer 13

brain stem

Question 14

Ø It consists of the midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata;

Answer 14

brain stem

Question 15

Ø It consists of the midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata;

Answer 15

brain stem

Question 16

Ø It controls functions that keep people alive such as
breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and food digestion.

Answer 16

brain stem

Question 17

also the RAS reticular activating system (responsible for
brains alertness)

Answer 17

brain stem

Question 18

most sensory information goes through _____ and directed to
other parts of the for more processing

Answer 18

thalamus

Question 19

involved in many cognitive activities, includes memory.

Answer 19

thalamus

Question 20

is incharge of monitoring internal system to
maintain homeostasis.

Answer 20

hypothalamus

Question 21

Consolidate learning and converts to the long term
storage region.

Answer 21

hippocampus

Question 22

A best known as the part of the brain that drives the so- called “fight or flight” response.

Answer 22

amygdala

Question 23

plays important role in regulating
interaction with environment to help you survive.

Answer 23

amygdala

Question 24

Accounts for 11% of the weight of the brain;

Answer 24

cerebellum

Question 25

It is a convoluted and highly organized brain structure that contains more neurons than all the other brain parts put together;

Answer 25

cerebellum

Question 26

The region that controls voluntary movement;

Answer 26

cerebellum

Question 27

Plays the key role in the performance and timing of complex motor tasks.

Answer 27

cerebellum

Question 28

monitors impulses from the nerve endings in the muscles

Answer 28

cerebellum

Question 29

The basic functional units of the nervous system;

Answer 29

neuron

Question 30

Three-part units and the key to brain function;

Answer 30

neuron

Question 31

Ø Comprised of a nerve cell body, axon and dendrite

Answer 31

neuron

Question 32

there are ____, which allow the brain to process electrical impulses from all over the body, to store experiences, learn language , combine information, etc..

Answer 32

hundreds billions of neurons

Question 33

The largest of the three brain sections, accounts for about 85% of the brain’s weight;

Answer 33

cerebrum

Question 34

Has four lobes – Frontal, Temporal, Parietal and Occipital lobes.

Answer 34

cerebrum

Question 35

is important for cognitive functions and control of voluntary movement or activity.

Answer 35

The Frontal lobe

Question 36

____processes information about temperature, taste, touch and movement.

Answer 36

The Parietal lobe

Question 37

is primarily responsible for vision.

Answer 37

The Occipital lobe

Question 38

processes memories, integrating them with sensations of taste, sound, sight and touch.

Answer 38

The Temporal lobe

Question 39

which acts like a bridge between the two cerebral hemispheres, allows the unification of awareness and shares memory and learning.

Answer 39

corpus callosum

Question 40

There are evidences showing that certain activities are mainly limited to only on hemisphere of the brain. such operation is called

Answer 40

specialization

Question 41

Connected to the right side of the body

Answer 41

left hemisphere

Question 42

Process input in sequential and analytic manner.

Answer 42

left hemisphere

Question 43

is time sensitive

Answer 43

left hemisphere

Question 44

Generates spoken language.

Answer 44

left hemisphere

Question 45

Doe s inva ri abl e and a rithmeti c operations.

Answer 45

left hemisphere

Question 46

Specializes in recognizing words and numbers (as words).

Answer 46

left hemisphere

Question 47

Is active in constructing false memories.

Answer 47

left hemisphere

Question 48

Seeks explanation for why events occur.

Answer 48

left hemisphere

Question 49

Is better at arousing attention to deal with outside stimuli.

Answer 49

left hemisphere

Question 50

Connected to the left side of the body.

Answer 50

right hemisphere

Question 51

Process input more hollistically and abstractly.

Answer 51

right hemisphere

Question 52

Is space-sensitive.

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right hemisphere

Question 53

Interprets language more through gestures, facial movements, emotions, and body language.

Answer 53

right hemisphere

Question 54

Does relational and mathematical operations.

Answer 54

right hemisphere

Question 55

Specializes in recognizing faces, places, objects, and music

Answer 55

right hemisphere

Question 56

Is more truthful in recall.

Answer 56

right hemisphere

Question 57

Puts events in spatial patterns.

Answer 57

right hemisphere

Question 58

Is better at internal processing.

Answer 58

right hemisphere

Question 59

Mind mapping technique was developed by

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tony buzan

Question 60

as an approach that makes use of the production of pictures or diagrams of one’s thoughts or conversations, which may be used in task management, problem sol v ing , dec ision-ma k ing , note-ta k ing , brainstorming and presenting

Answer 60

mind mapping

Question 61

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

Answer 61

mind mapping