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WorksheetsBIES P.E BrainPop Brain
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. How do human brains compare to dolphin brains?
A. Human have bigger brains than dolphins
B. Humans have more complex brains than dolphins
C. Human Brains an process sensory information; dolphin brains can't
D. Human brains are divided into hemispheres; dolphins are not
2. The human brain contains billions of neurons. What is a synonym for "neuron?"
A. Gland
B. Hemisphere
C. Organ
D. Nerve cell
3. Your brain stem controls involuntary functions, like your heartbeat. what else is an involuntary function?
A. Playing sports
B. Walking
C. Thinking
D Breathing
4. If your temporal lobe was damaged, what might happen to you?
A. You'd have trouble breathing
B. You'd have trouble processing speech
C. You'd have trouble remembering things
D. You'd have trouble controlling your body temperature
5. How do signals from your body get to the correct part of your brain?
A. The midbrain directs them
B. The thalamus directs them
C. The frontal lobe directs them
D. The cerebellum directs them
6. How are "left-brained" people supposedly different from "right-brained" people?
A. "Left-brained" people are better at math; "right-brained" people are more creative
B. "left-brained" people are left-handed; "right-brained" people are right-handed
C. "Left-brained" people are political liberal; right-brained" people are political conservatives
D. "Left-brained" people are better at sports; "right-brained" people are better at social interactions
7. Which of the following is a true statement about the cerebrum?
A. It's he smallest part of the brain
B. It contains the brain stem
C. It's divided into lobes
D. It controls the body's movements
8. 15% of the blood pumped out by your heat to your brain. Why is this?
A. Blood contains oxygen, and your brain needs lots of oxygen to function
B. Blood contains water, and your brain needs lots of water to function
C. Blood contains whitr blood cells and antibodies, which are needed to fight off infections in the brain
D. The nerve cells in your brain needs to be filled with blood to work properly
9. The cerebellum controls your _________.
A. Emotions
B. Sleep cycle
C. Thoughts
D. Movements
10. What might happen if your hypothalamus was damaged?
A. You wouldn't be able to move
B. You'd keep eating and never feel full
C. You wouldn't be able to think
D. Your heart would stop beating
