The Brain

Question 1

Midbrain

Answer 1

Acts as relay station for passing info between cerebrum and spinal cord or between cerebellum
Contains reflex centres for vision, hearing, and touch

Question 2

Forebrain includes:

Answer 2

Cerebrum, hypothalamus, corpus callosum, thalamus

Question 3

Hindbrain includes:

Answer 3

Medulla oblongata, cerebellum, Pons

Question 4

Medulla oblongata:

Answer 4

Regulates heart rate, breathing, blood pressure and reflex reactions (sneezing and coughing, etc)

Question 5

Pons

Answer 5

Facial expressions, chemicals for sleeping, carries on activities of medulla oblongata

Question 6

Cerebellum

Answer 6

Controls movement and balance and involuntary control of complex motor patterns like walking, running, swimming
Ensures skeletal muscles move in a smooth and coordinated manner

Question 7

Thalamus

Answer 7

Integrate sensory info and sends to cerebrum, memory, and emotion

Question 8

Corpus callosum

Answer 8

Allows nerve impulses to pass between cerebral hemispheres

Question 9

Cerebrum

Answer 9

Receive sensory input and coordinate responses.
Higher thought process
Responsible for memory, learning consciousness, sensations

Question 10

Hypothalamus

Answer 10

The Neuroendocrine control centre
Monitors internal conditions like sweep, hunger, thirst, body temp water, balance, blood pressure
Controls pituitary gland, which is the link between nervous and endocrine systems

Question 12

Forebrain includes

Answer 12

Cerebrum, hypothalamus, corpus callosum, thalamus

Question 13

Hindbrain includes 

Answer 13

Medulla oblongata, cerebellum, Pons

Question 14

Mid brain 

Answer 14

Act as relay station for info, passing between cerebrum and spinal cord or cerebellum
Contains reflex centers for vision, hearing and touch 

Question 15

Cerebrum

Answer 15

Responsible for memory, sensations, learning, consciousness, and formation of intellect
Higher thought process
Receive sensory input and coordinate responses 

Question 16

Hypothalamus 

Answer 16

Monitors and controls internal conditions, such as hunger, sleep, thirst, body temp, H2O balance, blood pressure 
Neuroendocrine control centre 

Question 17

Corpus callosum

Answer 17

Allows nerve impulses to pass between cerebral hemispheres 

Question 18

Thalamus 

Answer 18

Integrates sensory info and sends to cerebrum
memory and emotion 

Question 19

Medulla oblongata 

Answer 19

Regulates heartbeat, breathing blood pressure and reflex reactions (sneezing, coughing, etc)


Question 20

Cerebellum 

Answer 20

Ensures that skeletal muscle moves in a smooth and coordinated manner
Controls movement and balance