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WorksheetsNervous System
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
Function(s) of the Nervous System
Senses
Supporting Body Mass
Provides body shape
Controls heartrate
Click the lobe(s) of the brain.
Parietal
Occipital
Temporal
Frontal
What is the name of a nervous system cell?
Neuron
White Blood Cell
Paramecia
Nervy
Spina Bifida
Spinal Cord is exposed at birth
Mylein Sheath of nerve cells begins to die
Spread by ticks
Affects infants
Epilepsy
Cannot not be controlled by medication
Increased Electrical Activity in the Brain
Systems include seizures
Blood flow to the brain stops.
Choose parts of the neuron.
dendrites
axon
terminals
nucleus
Where is the short cut in pain reflex action?
At the muscle
At the site of pain
spinal cord
There is no short cut. Pain messages must first be received in the brain.
True or False
You can replace brain cells.
True
False
Which part of the CNS coordinates muscle movements?
cerebrum
cerebellum
medulla
thalamus
Which part of the cerebrum controls emotions?
Blue
yellow
green
pink
Which lobe transcribes messages from the ear?
blue
yellow
green
pink
This is a
squid
neuron
brain cell
a body part that communicates with chemical signals
Which part of the ear maintains balance when it works with the cerebellum?
hammer, anvil, and stirrup
eardrum
eustachian tube
semicircular canals
Which lobe of the brain transmits visual signals?
frontal
parietal
occipital
temporal
Which lobe of the brain was damaged in Phineas Gage
frontal
parietal
occipital
temporal
Light enters through the _______in your eye.
lens
pupil
retina
cone
Which part of the eye focuses light to the back of the retina?
cone
rod
lens
optical nerve
The _________is the colorful muscle of the eye that can widen and shrink the pupil
retina
cornea
iris
optical nerve
Which part(s) of the ear do not transmit sound signals?
3 small bones
eardrum
auditory canal
semicircular canals
What are the functions of the medulla?
control heartrate
control digestion
control emotions
eye sight
communicates between the CNS and PNS
spinal cord
medulla
Pam Receptor
your hands
