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Quiz- Brain Functions

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the largest part of the brain that regulates

senses, memory, emotions, intellectual activities, and body movement?

a)

A. Cerebellum

b)

B. Hindbrain

c)

C. Cerebrum

d)

D. Midbrain

2.

Which of the following covers the cerebrum and regulates the

processing of information?

a)

A. Cerebral Cortex

b)

B. Cerebellum

c)

C. Cerebrum

d)

D. Brainstem

3.

Which of the following is within the forebrain that regulates various

types of emotions?

a)

A. Cerebral Cortex

b)

B. Hypothalamus

c)

C. Limbic System

d)

D. Thalamus

4.

Which of the following is located in the hindbrain that regulates

balance, postures, and coordinates movement?

a)

A. Limbic System

b)

B. Cerebellum

c)

C. Cerebrum

d)

D. Brainstem

5.

Which of the following connects the cerebrum and cerebellum to the

spinal cord that carry signals to and from all parts of the body?

a)

A. Hypothalamus

b)

B. Limbic System

c)

C. Thalamus

d)

D. Brainstem

6.

Which of the following is connected to the cerebral cortex that sends,

receives, and organizes information?

a)

A. Hypothalamus

b)

B. Cerebellum

c)

C. Cerebrum

d)

D. Thalamus

7.

Which of the following is located below the thalamus and above the

brainstem that regulates digestive process and is also responsible for

growth and development?

a)

A. Hypothalamus

b)

B. Limbic System

c)

C. Cerebellum

d)

D. Thalamus

8.

Which of the following cerebral lobe controls memory, emotion, stress

response, speech, decision-making, and planning?

a)

A. Temporal Lobe

b)

B. Occipital Lobe

c)

C. Frontal Lobe

d)

D. Parietal Lobe

9.

Which of the following cerebral lobe regulates sensory perception?

 

a)

A. Temporal Lobe

b)

B. Occipital Lobe

c)

C. Frontal Lobe

d)

D. Parietal Lobe

10.

Which of the following cerebral lobe regulates memory, hearing, and

comprehension?

a)

A. Temporal Lobe

b)

B. Occipital Lobe

c)

C. Frontal Lobe

d)

D. Parietal Lobe