Synapse
Neurotransmitters
Action Potential
Brain Lobes
Drugs and other matters
100
The synaptic cleft. 
What is #4?
100
The neurotransmitter which stimulates muscle contraction.
What is Acetylcholine?
100
#1
What is resting potential?
100
F
What is the cerebellum?
100
The portion of the cerebral cortex that is unmyelinated.
What is gray matter?
200
A vesicle with neurotransmitters. 
What is #2?
200
The neurotransmitter associated with mood and happiness.
What is Dopamine?
200
#2 
What is depolarization?
200
E
What is the brain stem?
200
The portion of the cerebral cortex that is myelinated.
What is white matter?
300
The Axon. 
What is A?
300
The neurotransmitter associated with sleepiness and mood.
What is Serotonin?
300
#3
What is repolarization?
300
C
What is the occipital lobe?
300
This drug acts as a sedative by inhibiting GABA receptors and blocking glutamate receptors.
What is alcohol?
400
The receptors.
What are #5?
400
The neurotransmitters associated with pain reduction and mood.
What are Endorphins?
400
#4
What is hyperpolarization?
400
D
What is the temporal lobe?
400
This drug binds to cannabinoid receptors, shutting off inhibitory responses and releasing an excess of dopamine.
What is marijuana?
500
The dendrite.
What is B?
500
The type of neurotransmitter that increases membrane permeability and increases the chances that threshold will be reached, causing increased nerve action.
Excitory
500
#5
What is threshold?
500
B
What is the parietal lobe?
500
This drug blocks dopamine transmitters, which results in a build-up of dopamine in the synaptic cleft. The nerves are overstimulated as this dopamine is repeatedly binding to receptors.
What is cocaine?