Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Random
100
Which color is the Frontal lobe?
Red
100
What sense is the temporal lobe primarily known for?
Hearing
100
What sense is the parietal lobe primarily known for?
Touch
100
What sense is the occipital lobe primarily known for?
Sight
100
Out of the 4 lobes, which is the biggest?
Frontal Lobe
200
Which of the following is a function of the frontal lobe?
a. cognitive function
b. face recognition
c. visual processing
d. determining color information
a. cognitive function
200
Which color is the temporal lobe?
Green
200
Which color is the parietal lobe?
Orange
200
Which color is the occipital lobe?
Purple
200
On average, how much does the brain weigh in a human being?
a. 3lbs
b. 5 lbs
c. 4 lbs
d. 6 lbs
a. 3 lbs
300
What is the name of the man who was apart of one of the most famous case studies done on the temporal lobe? This man was a railway construction worker who suffered an unfortunate accident when a metal rod impaled his brain in the frontal region.
a. Clive Wearing
b. Lazare Lelong
c. Phineas Gage
d. Jill Bolte Taylor
Phineas Gage
300
Which of the following is a function of the temporal lobe?
a. object recognition
b. problem solving
c. visuospatial processing
d. makes sense of language
d. makes sense of language
300
True or False, the parietal lobe helps us with coordination?
True
300
Which of the following is a function of the parietal lobe?
a. self control
b. assessing size, depth, and distance
c. reading
d. learning and memorizing
b. assessing size, depth, and distance
300
Where is the Parietal lobe located?
Between the frontal and occipital lobe and above the temporal lobe
400
What can happen if you damage the frontal lobe?
a. blindness
b. lack of impulse control
c. disrupted ability to read and write
d. long and short-term memory loss
b. lack of impulse control
400
What can happen if you damage the temporal lobe?
a. difficulty problem-solving
b. lack of impulse control
c. impaired verbal and non-verbal memory
d. inability to see color
c. impaired verbal and non-verbal memory
400
Which of the following is a function of the parietal lobe?
a. voluntary motor control
b. learning and memorizing
c. perception and integration of somatosensory information
d. assessing size, depth, and distance
c. perception and integration of somatosensory information
400
What can happen if you damage the occipital lobe?
a. hallucinations
b. lack of impulse control
c. paralysis
d. lack of coordination
a. hallucinations
400
Name a substructure of the occipital lobe.
Primary visual cortex
Secondary visual cortex
Lateral Geniculate Body