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Parts of the Brain

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You will use your notes and complete this assignment as many times as it takes until you are at an 80% or better.

a)

Ok. Got it, Mr. Stadalman.

b)

NEVER

2.

How many lobes are in your brain?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

3.

The frontal lobe is nicknamed

a)

The Boss

b)

The Sergeant

c)

The Workhorse

d)

The Control Center

4.

Select all that occur in the Frontal Lobe...

a)

Where you plan.

b)

Processing sensory information

c)

Thinking

d)

Problem Solving

5.

In the temporal lobe...

a)

is where you do most of your problem solving.

b)

Is where you comprehend language as well as smell, taste, and sound.

c)

is the location of the brain that doesn't get used unless in emergency situations.

d)

vision is decoded.

6.

The parietal lobe is...

a)

where your brain processes sensory information, primarily from skin.

b)

where your brain decodes vision.

c)

where your brain problem solves.

d)

stores memories.

7.

The main function of the occipital lobe is...

a)

vision.

b)

touch.

c)

taste.

d)

smell.

8.

The neuron is a ______ cell.

a)

body

b)

muscle

c)

blood

d)

brain

9.

The central part of a neuron is called...

a)

synapse

b)

dendrite

c)

cell body

d)

axon

10.

The place where two neurons connect and pass information through.

a)

dendrite

b)

synapse

c)

cell body

d)

axon

11.

The antennae of the neuron. These things branch out more and more as connections and memories are made.

a)

dendrites

b)

axons

c)

cell bodies

d)

synapse

12.

Axons...

a)

gradually form off the cell body as stronger and stronger electrical signals are sent.

b)

are 'branches' of a neuron that get bigger and bigger with more electrical signals being sent.

c)

are the central part of a neuron.

d)

is the gel-like fluid around a neuron.

13.

This is an image of...

a)

Dendrite formations over time.

b)

Axon formations over time.

c)

Cell body formations over time.

d)

Synapse formations over time.