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WorksheetsBrain/Neuron/Sleep Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 17mins
Drag and drop to place the correct label on the diagram
Match the following
decision making, problem-solving, planning
FRONTAL LOBE
hearing, language
TEMPORAL LOBE
sensory processing, spatial awareness
PARIETAL LOBE
vision
OCCIPITAL LOBE
Match the following
emotions, memory,
reward/motivation, sleep cycles, homeostasis
LIMBIC SYSTEM
breathing, heart rate
BRAIN STEM
coordinates muscle movement, balance, posture
CEREBELLUM
connects the right and left hemispheres
CORPUS CALLOSUM
Match the following
receive the signal/message
DENDRITES
long rope that carries the message
AXON
end of the rope that sends the message
AXON TERMINAL
fatty part that surrounds the rope
MYELIN SHEATH
space in-between two neurons
SYNAPSE
Match the following
"The Cozy Blanket": Imagine this as a warm blanket you share with a loved one. It represents comfort, bonding, and trust, creating a sense of companionship and connection with others.
OXYTOCIN
"The Gold Star": This chemical is like a reward you get for doing something enjoyable. It makes you want to repeat actions that bring pleasure, motivation, and drive.
DOPAMINE
"The Thermostat": This chemical helps keep everything balanced, like a thermostat. It regulates mood, appetite, and sleep, keeping you from feeling overly emotional or restless.
SEROTONIN
"The Pain Relief Balm": Think of this as the body's natural pain reliever. It kicks in during pain or stress to dull discomfort, providing a sense of euphoria and relief.
ENDORPHIN
"The Turbo Boost": This one is like a turbo boost in a race car. In high-stress or exciting situations, it increases your heart rate and energy, preparing you for quick action.
NOREPINEPHRINE
Match the following
24-hour cycle, responding primarily to light and darkness in an organism's environment.
Circadian Rhythm
hormone that regulates the sleep-wake cycle inside the limbic system
Melatonin
An average adult has five to six of these cycles each night - spending about 25% of the night in ...
REM Sleep
Stages 1, 2, 3 are considered
N-REM Sleep
Label the sleep cycle
Reorder the following sleep cycle stages (1=stage 1, 2 = stage 2, 3=stage3, 4=REM)
The “drifting off” phase, and hallucinations/hypnagogic jerk
Heart rate falls/Body temperature reduces
If you are woken in these stages you tend to feel groggy and disoriented. Sleep walking, sleep talking, and night terrors occur in these stages
Muscles become completely paralyzed and unresponsive. Nightmares and lucid dreaming occur during this stage
