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PERDEV_LESSON 5-6

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following is the important functions of the brain EXCEPT_.

a)

hinders actions

b)

processes thoughts

c)

controls behavior

d)

regulates feelings

2.

Having enough and quality sleep regulates the release of hormones in the body.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

Extending an education is to embrace problem solving and learning everyday.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

All of the following statements are correct except_.

a)

Emotions are a state or feeling that cannot be conjured up at will

b)

Emotions are attitudes or responses to a situation or an object, like judgments

c)

Emotions that we typically find pleasurable to experience is positive emotion

d)

Emotions are state or feeling that can't be managed.

5.

The following statements are positive actions to manage your emotions except_.

a)

It isn't good to talk

b)

Distract Yourself

c)

Play on your strengths

d)

Be aware of the good things in your life

6.

CEREBRUM is for_.

a)

feeling

b)

thinking

c)

behaving safely

d)

sensing

7.

CEREBELLUM is for_.

a)

feeling

b)

thinking

c)

behaving safely

d)

sensing

8.

BRAIN STEM is for_.

a)

feeling

b)

thinking

c)

behaving safely

d)

sensing

9.

It functions mainly as a relay center for sensory and motor nerve impulses between the palms and the spinal cord and the thalamus and the cerebral cortex

a)

FOREBRAIN

b)

HINDBRAIN

c)

MIDBRAIN

10.

Its functions include fundamental to survival, including respiratory rhythm, motor activity, sleep and wakefulness.

a)

MIDBRAIN

b)

HINDBRAIN

c)

FOREBRAIN

11.

This area of the brain plays a central role in the processing of information related to complex cognitive activities, sensory and associative functions, and voluntary motor activities.

a)

MIDBRAIN

b)

HINDBRAIN

c)

FOREBRAIN

12.

It is situated at the front part of the brain which controls memory, emotions, stress response, speech, decision making and planning

a)

FRONTAL

b)

OCCIPITAL

c)

PARIETAL

d)

TEMPORAL

13.

It is situated near the back of the frontal lobe which regulates sensory perception.

a)

FRONTAL

b)

OCCIPITAL

c)

PARIETAL

d)

TEMPORAL

14.

It is situated at the back of the head which regulates sight, it is responsible for processing visual information from the retina.

a)

FRONTAL

b)

OCCIPITAL

c)

PARIETAL

d)

TEMPORAL

15.

It is in the lower lobe of the cortex which regulates memory, hearing and comprehension. It is the whole of the lymbic system structure

a)

FRONTAL

b)

OCCIPITAL

c)

PARIETAL

d)

TEMPORAL