Facts
Functions
lobes
The parts of the brain
100

The brain is divided into what two hemispheres: a) creative and logical b) left and right c)north and south

B) Left and right

100

Memory center in the limbic system.

What is the hippocampus?

100

Ability to make associations; turns senses into perception.

What is the pariental lobe?

100

True or false: The brain is the center of the central nervous system.

True.

200

True or false: The right side is the emotional/creative brain and left side is the logical brain.

False

200

Helps you know when you're an emergency and tells the rest of your brain how to react (or not).

What is amygdala?

200

The frontal lobes controls our executive functions. True or False?

True

200
System in the midbrain in charge of emotional functions, memory, and some reactions.

What is the limbic system?

300

The way brain scientists learn more about brain functions.

What is damages, autopsies, or scans?

300

Responsible for the basic vital life functions: A) brain stem, B) amygdala, C) hippocampus

A. Brain stem

300
Out of body experiences, language, and auditory centers.

What is the temporal lobe?

300

Part in the hindbran involved in motor control (balance) and autonomic functions.

What is the pons?

400

Train station of the brain.

What is the thalamus?

400

Braca's area does not control speech, language recognition and facial nerves. True or False?

What is false?

400

Part of the frontal lobe; registry of motor functions.

What is the motor cortex?

400

Three brain divisions.

What is the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain

500

This person helped us understand more on how the frontal lobe works.

Phineas Gage

500

___ helps control the body autonomic functions (things you don't need to think about when you preform) like respiration and heart rate a) cerebellum b) frontal lobe c) the medulla oblongata

C. Medulla oblongata

500

Lobe at the back of your head.

What is the occipital lobe?

500

Not part of the cerebrum. Functions include balance and coordination.

Cerebellum

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