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WorksheetsInformation Processing in Animals
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is Homeostasis?
A process that keeps the inside of the body stable
An olfactory memory that tells you where you are
When your body is out of control
When your brain is not functioning
What do sensory receptors do?
Controls your emotions
Tells you when to move
Gets information about your surroundings
Helps you sweat
What are the types of sensory receptors?
Mechanical
Chemical
Electromagnetic
All of them
Information can be stored in the brain as (a) (Hint it's one word)
How does a dormouse respond to the environment when it gets cold
Goes to find another animal to sleep with for hibernation
Hibernates right there and then
Hides in a warm spot
It buries its food
Which lobe in your brain is the boss?
Parietal lobe
Frontal lobe
Temporal lobe
Occipital lobe
How do animals use olfactory memories after migration
Remembers where to find food
Remembers where to go
Remembers when to go
All of the above
A dog responds to the stimulus of feeling hot by panting. When the dog cools down, the dog will stop panting. The control of the dog’s body temperature is an example of _____feedback.
irrelevant
Negative
Positive
Obstructive
Animal brains can be just a ________ ____ ______, or they can be made up of many structures that work together
Cluster of neurons
Single brain lobe
Mass of atoms
Very tiny muscle
Sensory inputs can result in an __________ response.
Fast
Sluggish
Slow
Immediate
