Necessary Neurons
Nervous Systems
Bombastic Brains
Stimulus and Response
Mixed Up Miscellany
100

What is the myelin sheath?

The coating (outer layer) of a neuron.

100

What makes up your central nervous system?

Your brain and spinal cord. 

100

What lobe of your brain houses your personality and is responsible for planning, initiating voluntary actions, and speaking?

The Frontal Lobe

100

When an organism does something in reaction to a change in the environment (stimulus).

A reaction

100

What is the name of the system that uses chemicals (hormones) to control many of your body's functions?

The endocrine system.

200

Does the axon send messages AWAY from the neuron or receive messages TO the neuron?

AWAY!

Away Axons!

200

What is your peripheral nervous system? 

The network of nerves outside of your brain and spinal cord that relay messages throughout your body.

200

Which lobe of your brain controls your ability to see movement and percieve depth?

The Occipital Lobe

200

Name 3 VOLUNTARY actions that your nervous system does.

Examples: 

Walking

Talking

Dancing

200

Which region of your brain is responsible for breathing, swallowing, and maintaining your blood pressure and heart rate?

The Brain Stem
300

Do dentrites send or recieve messages?

Dendrites receive messages. 

300

What is your autonomic nervous system?

The system that controls the AUTOmatic functions (such as breathing, digestion, etc.)

300

Which region of the brain controls your sense of touch, abilty to feel pain, and hand-eye coordination?

Your Parietal Lobe

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

Name 4 INVOLUNTARY actions your nervous system does.

Examples:

Breathing

Staying Awake

Running Your Digestive System

300

Your brain is separated into what two hemispheres?

The Left and Right
400

The long cable-like part of your neurons,

What is the axon?

400

What is your somatic nervous system?

The system that controls your voluntary actions (walking, reading, dancing). 
400

Which region of your brain controls your balance, posture, and coordination?

The Cerebellum

400

Any change to the environment is known as a ____________.

Stimulus

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

In what organ do you find grey matter? What is it mostly made up of? 


In the brain.

Nerve cell bodies. 

500

Where can you find the neucleus of an neuron? 

In the cell body. 

500

Name the three types of nerves.

Sensory, Motor, Mixed

500

Which region of your brain controls your ability to UNDERSTAND language?

The Temporal Lobe
500

The total response of an organism to stimulus is known as its ___________.

Behavior

500

The endocrine system is made up of what?

Glands throughout your body. 
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