WorksheetsMemory Loss & The Brain
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 3mins
Do you think that depression is a factor for memory loss
Yes, but a small amount.
Yes, around 40% more likely.
No, depression is not a factor for memory loss
No, I think that everybody has an equal chance.
what do you think the hippocampus does
works memory and emotion
works emotion only
works memory only
works emotion, thought, and memory
how long do you think it will take for somebody to lose memory of an event without the hippocampus
5 mins
10 mins
15 mins
1 hour
Estimate how long it would take for a long term memory to form
30 secs
1 mins
5 mins
a few hours
Estimate where the hippocampus is located
close to the bottom of the brain
the top portion of the brain
the very middle
the very bottom of the brain
does the brain store factual memories all of the time.
no
yes
is the limbic system the largest part of the brain
yes, because it has several parts in it
yes, because it has several nerves and networks
no, because the cerebrum is the largest part of the brain
no, because the cerebellum is the largest part of the brain
do you think that the hippocampus can control emotion too?
no, it only controls memory
yes, because it is located in the part of the brain that controls emotion.
no, because another part of the brain controls emotion.
do you think that the limbic system contains the hippocampus?
yes
no
what are the main factors for memory loss or forgetfulness
Stress, anxiety, and depression
Age, Gender, and physical strength
playing,running, and yelling
What does the limbic system contain?
Nerves and networks
organs of the brain
things for memory only
the hippocampus only
What is long term memory loss?
When you forget things that happened years ago.
When you forget things that happened minutes or hours ago
What is short term memory loss
When you forget things that happened minutes or hours ago
When you forget things that happened years ago
What
do you think that memory loss can be prevented?
No, but it can be improved.
Yes, it can be prevented.
name a type of memory loss
Retrograde amnesia
stress
antero amnesia
Name two causes of memory loss
Head trauma or injury
brain diseases
eating vitamins
not eating vitamins
