L3 How Trying New Experiences Affects Our Brain

What happens to our brains when we learn to play a musical instrument or try a new game?

• Our brains become less active.

• Our brains light up with excitement and possibility.

• Our brains do not change.

• Our brains only use existing pathways.

According to the image, how do the brains of musicians differ from non-musicians when listening to music?

• Musicians' brains do not show any changes.

• Non-musicians' brains light up more than musicians'.

• Musicians' brains light up differently because of their experience with making music.

• There is no difference between musicians and non-musicians.

What is the effect of engaging in new activities on the brain's neural connections?

• It weakens existing connections.

• It has no effect on neural connections.

• It strengthens existing connections and creates new pathways.

• It only uses old pathways and ignores new ones.

What does trying new experiences do to our brains according to the text?

• It makes our brains less active

• It challenges our brains in creative and innovative ways

• It makes our brains tired

• It has no effect on our brains

What neurotransmitter is released when we learn something new, enhancing our emotional well-being?

• Adrenaline

• Insulin

• Dopamine

• Serotonin

What is one of the benefits of engaging in new experiences as mentioned in the text?

• Decreases self-esteem

• Reduces confidence

• Boosts self-esteem and confidence

• Has no impact on self-esteem

According to the text, what does promoting lifelong learning encourage us to do?

• Avoid new challenges

• Embrace change and grow

• Stay the same

• Give up easily

What is the impact of exploring new adventures like learning to make music or playing a new game?

• It limits our brain capacity

• It has no impact on our brain

• It transforms our brain positively

• It makes learning other skills harder