Brain Power and Mind-Mapping Quiz

What is the main function of the cerebrum in the brain?

• Balance and movement

• Speech and reasoning

• Control of body temperature

• Regulation of hunger

Who is credited with creating mind-maps as visual tools for learning and memory?

• Frederick Tilney

• Roger Sperry

• Ned Herrmann

• Tony Buzan

Which quadrant in the Whole Brain Thinking Model is associated with analytical thinking?

• Quadrant A

• Quadrant B

• Quadrant C

• Quadrant D

What is the purpose of Library Maps in mind-mapping strategies for left-brain dominant individuals?

• To brainstorm ideas

• To organize and connect information

• To present information visually

• To simplify difficult concepts

Which hemisphere of the brain is primarily known for regulating speech and language?

• Midbrain

• Left hemisphere

• Both hemispheres equally

• Right hemisphere

What is the main purpose of mind-maps in learning?

• To confuse students with complex visuals

• To limit creativity and analytical thinking

• To stimulate both brain hemispheres and aid in understanding

• To replace traditional note-taking methods

Which type of thinking relies heavily on facts and logic?

• Imaginative Thinking

• Creative Thinking

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

According to research findings, how does the use of mind-maps affect student performance?

• It improves recall of factual information

• It decreases understanding of concepts

• It only works for visual learners

• It has no impact on learning

What mnemonic device involves organizing a list of items into types?

• Sequential Ordering

• Categorical Clustering

• Interactive Images

• Acrostic

How can mind-maps help in group projects?

• By assigning irrelevant tasks

• By creating confusion among group members

• By discouraging collaboration

• By monitoring progress and setting deadlines