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Worksheetsanatomy brain study
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What does the frontal lobe do?
controls breathing
future plans and predictions
sensory
movement
limbic system
imicula-fear processing and a network of things
balance and coordination
memory
heart rate
medulla oblongata
vision
thinking and learning
breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure
communication
reticular formation
alertness
walking
memory
breathing
cerebellum
athletic ability
sensory
communication
balance
diencephalon
sleep and wake cycle produces hormones
food and water
touch
smell
mid brain
vision
balance
motor movements
communication
cerebral cortex
future plans
take what we know and learn from it
motor movements
speaking
the left hemisphere controls the (a) side of the body
corpus callosum
fibers and communication between the left and ride side of the brain
movement
controls left side of body
thinking ability
temporal lobe
emotions
learning
movements
sound affects
bridge like structure
(a)
brain stem
includes the midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata
in the middle of the brain
eyesight
most control of the body
right hemisphere controls the (a) side of the body
cerebrum
largest part of the brain and is for learning
smallest part of the brain
writing
emotion
hypothalamus
large part of the brain
how you remember stuff
hunger and thirst
emotion
parietal lobe
eyesight
memory
learning
touch
occipital lobe
visual processing
learning
touch
thalamus
eyesight
motor control
relay station
senses
hippocampus
forming new memories
future plans
balance
touch
