Unit 3 Lesson 9: Chapter 6

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​Chapter 6: The Spinal Cord & Brain

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What does the brain send through the spinal cord that your arms and legs must receive in order to move?​

Select answer

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to be paralyzed?

• unable to see and/or hear

• unable to move your eyes and/or mouth

• unable to move your arms and/or legs

• unable to talk and or smell

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The cerebrum and cerebellum are divided into hemispheres. Click the arrows pointing to the cerebrum.

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The cerebrum and cerebellum are divided into hemispheres. Click the arrows pointing to the cerebellum.

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The medulla sits at the base of your brain. It is in between the cerebellum. Click on the medulla.

Multiple Choice

What is the largest part of your brain?

• cerebrum

• cerebellum

• medulla

• cerebral cortex

Multiple Select

What does the cerebrum control? Check ALL correct answers.

• It controls emotions.

• It controls your sense of sight.

• It controls your sense of touch.

• It controls your breathing.

Poll

Look at the chart on page 51. Based on the information, what part of your brain is stronger?

• The left side of my brain is stronger.

• The right side of my brain is stronger.

• Both sides are equal.

Multiple Select

The 2 main ideas of this chapter are... (you will choose 2 answers)

• The brain is divided into three parts that are responsible for different jobs.

• The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain.

• The spinal cord and the brain work together to send messages to the rest of your body.

• An injury to the spinal cord can cause a person to become paralyzed.