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Nervous system Article: Brain Implant/ Night of Hope  ALS

Nervous system Article: Brain Implant/ Night of Hope ALS

Assessment

Presentation

Science

12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
HS-PS4-5, HS-LS1-3, MS-ETS1-2

+1

Standards-aligned

Created by

Tim Hawig

Used 6+ times

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14 Slides • 22 Questions

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Brain Implant  Allows Completely Paralyzed Patient to Communicate

The patient, who has ALS, is able to communicate in complete sentences by deliberately altering his brain’s activity.

Natalia Mesa  Mar 24, 2022

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Multiple Choice

What Scientific Journal is this article from?

1

National Geographic

2

The Scientist

3

Nature

3

Multiple Choice

What type of neurons are affected by ALS?

1

sensory neurons

2

motor neurons

3

bipolar neurons

4

Multiple Choice

What is the prognosis of most cases of ALS

1

2 months

2

1 year

3

5 years

4

20 years

5

Multiple Choice

What parts of the body might one control near the end stage of ALS? Pick 2

1

eyes

2

hands

3

mouth

6

Multiple Choice

What technology tool is used to increase communication possibilities?

1

cell phone

2

computer

3

TV

4

Car

7

Multiple Choice

In what part of the brain did the array get implanted?

1

primary motor cortex

2

Sensory zone

3

Occipital region (eye)

8

Multiple Choice

The man (with ALS) learned to modulate tone by?

1

humming with his mouth

2

imagining specific actions

9

Multiple Choice

Doctors asked what the patient was imagining to alter his own brain activity, his answer?

1

hand movement

2

eye movement

10

Multiple Choice

Good science requires an experiment to be?

1

replicable

2

remarkable

3

memorable

11

Multiple Choice

Another word (synonym) for evaluated or

1

uncontrolled

2

vetted

3

unchecked

4

rampant

12

media

13

Open Ended

Why are events like the 'Night of Hope' important for raising awareness about ALS?

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media

15

Multiple Choice

Which organization (that Charlie Barkley is part of) is prominently associated with the 'Night of Hope' event for ALS?

1

NBA

2

NFL

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media

17

Multiple Choice

Which of the following features contribute to Buckhead being considered the 'Beverly Hills of Atlanta'?

1

Magnificent homes, landscaping, location, luxury, shopping and amenities

2

Affordable housing and rural atmosphere

3

Industrial development and factories

4

Historical monuments and museums

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media

19

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are visible features of the hotel lobby shown in the images?

1

Large plants and marble floors

2

Swimming pool and gym equipment

3

Library and book shelves

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media

21

media

22

Open Ended

What kind of event is taking place in the last two images, and what clues from the images support your answer?

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media

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media

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media

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Multiple Select

What are the past 3 images trying to say

1

Celebration of life and raising $ and hope for ALS

2

Watching a good movie with friends

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media

28

media

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Multiple Choice

Which two individuals are highlighted as close friends in the text excerpt?

1

Charles Barkley and Gary Godfrey

2

Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal

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media

31

Open Ended

Based on the images, what accessibility accommodations are visible for one of the attendees?

32

media

33

Open Ended

Reflecting on the 'Night of Hope ALS' event, what impact do you think community events like this have on raising awareness and support for diseases such as ALS?

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Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of the 'Night of Hope ALS' event held in Buckhead, Atlanta in 2025?

1

To raise awareness and funds for ALS research and support

2

To honor local celebrities

3

To launch a new product

35

Multiple Choice

What type of event does the setting in the image suggest?

1

Formal dinner or gala

2

Outdoor picnic

3

Classroom lecture

4

Sporting event

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Multiple Choice

Question image

What famous scientist had ALS?

1

Stephan Hawking

2

Albert

Einstein

3

Isaac

Newton

Brain Implant  Allows Completely Paralyzed Patient to Communicate

The patient, who has ALS, is able to communicate in complete sentences by deliberately altering his brain’s activity.

Natalia Mesa  Mar 24, 2022

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