Incredible brain

The video explains how different parts of the body provide senses and how the brain processes these senses. It highlights the role of nerves in transmitting sensory information to the brain, which then interprets and responds to this data. Examples include hearing a whistle, tasting a cake, and feeling sand. The brain is always active, whether awake or asleep, making sense of the sensory information it receives.

What part of the body is responsible for interpreting sensory information?

• Stomach

• Brain

• Lungs

• Heart

How does the brain receive information from the senses?

• Through nerves

• Through blood vessels

• Through muscles

• Through bones

When you hear a whistle at the start of a race, what does your brain do?

• It ignores the sound

• It sends a message to your arms

• It sends a message to your legs to start running

• It makes you jump

What happens when you eat a cake in terms of sensory processing?

• Your ears send information to your brain

• Your nose sends information to your brain

• Your tongue sends information to your brain

• Your eyes send information to your brain

When making a sandcastle, which sense is primarily involved?

• Taste

• Touch

• Hearing

• Sight