Brain, Eye, and Ear Quiz

What is A-C?

• A. Cerebellum

  B. Medulla Oblongata

  C. Pons

• A. Medulla Oblongata

  B. Cerebellum

  C. Pons

• A. Pons

  B. Cerebellum

  C. Medulla Oblongata

What is E-G + the one above the lateral ventricle?

• E: Hypothalamus

  F: Thalamus

  G: Cerebrum

  H: Corpus callosum

• E: Thalamus

  F: Hypothalamus

  G: Cerebrum

  H: Corpus callosum

• E: Cerebrum

  F: Thalamus

  G: Corpus callosum

  H: Hypothalamus

Which part of the brain is responsible for understanding language and hearing?

• Temporal lobe

• Occipital lobe

• Parietal lobe

• Frontal lobe

What is the function of the occipital lobe in the brain?

• Visual processing

• Understanding language and hearing

• Regulating hormones and body temperature

• Interpreting body position and orientation

What is the cerebrum?

• The medulla oblongata, controls heart rate and breathing
• The largest part of the brain, divided in 4 lobes
• The smallest part of the brain, divided in 2 lobes
• The cerebellum, responsible for vision and hearing

What is the function of Medulla oblongata?

• Control involuntary functions such as heart and breathing located at the base of the brainstem

• Regulates body temperature, located in the spinal cord
• Controls voluntary movements such as heart and breathing, located in the frontal lobe

• Helps in digestion, located in the chest

What is function of Pons?

• It serves as a relay centre between different parts of the brain.

• It is involved in processing visual information
• It is located in the frontal lobe of the brain
• It is responsible for regulating body temperature

What is the Thalamus?

• Responsible for motor control
• The GREAT relay station for sensory information, sending info to the proper lobe

• The GREAT relay station for sensory information, recieving info from the frontal lobe

• Storage center for long-term memories

What is the Hypothalamus?

• Controls the sense of taste and smell
• Regulates the function of the skeletal muscles
• Regulates hormones, metabolism, activities of the autonomic nervous system

What is the brain protected by?

• MENINGES, NEURONS, and CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
• BRAIN STEM, CEREBELLUM, and FRONTAL LOBE
• SKULL, SPINAL CORD, and BLOOD VESSELS
• SKULL, MENINGES, and BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER