Water bottle quiz

What are the temporal lobes

• The temporal lobes are areas of the brain involved in auditory processing, memory, and language.
• The temporal lobes are primarily involved in visual processing.
• The temporal lobes control motor functions and balance.
• The temporal lobes are responsible for regulating heart rate.

What do the temporal lobes do?

• Receives information from the inner ear,
  including pitch, loudness, and location.

• The temporal lobes regulate heart rate and blood pressure.
• The temporal lobes are responsible for visual processing.
• The temporal lobes control motor functions.

What are the Insula Lobes

• The insula lobes are regions of the brain involved in emotion, perception, and self-awareness.
• The insula lobes are responsible for motor control.
• The insula lobes are primarily involved in digestion.
• The insula lobes are regions that regulate heart rate.

Are the insula lobes deep to the temporal, parietal, and frontal lobes.?

• No, the insula lobes are superficial to the temporal, parietal, and frontal lobes.
• Yes, the insula lobes are located lateral to the temporal, parietal, and frontal lobes.
• No, the insula lobes are only deep to the frontal lobe.
• Yes, the insula lobes are deep to the temporal, parietal, and frontal lobes.

What is The Diencephalon

• The thalamus is two round egg-
  shaped areas at the central part of
  the brain

• The diencephalon is located in the spinal cord.
• The diencephalon is a type of neurotransmitter.
• The diencephalon is responsible for vision processing.

What does The Diencephalon do?

• The diencephalon is responsible for speech production.
• The diencephalon controls muscle movement.
• The Diencephalon sorts, edits, and relays messages
  entering or leaving the cerebral
  cortex

• The diencephalon regulates blood pressure.

Where is the midbrain located ?

• The midbrain is located behind the brainstem.
• The midbrain is located between the diencephalon and the pons.

• The midbrain is located within the spinal cord.
• The midbrain is located above the cerebellum.

What divides the midbrain?

• Thalamus
• Cerebral aqueduct

• Pons
• Cerebral cortex

What does the midbrain do?

• The midbrain primarily processes emotions and memory.
• The midbrain is involved in vision, hearing, motor control, and regulating alertness.
• The midbrain is responsible for regulating body temperature.
• The midbrain controls digestion and metabolism.

What are the Pons?

• The enlarged region between the midbrain and medulla oblongata.

• The hormone that regulates sleep patterns.

• The pons is a muscle that controls eye movement.
• The pons is a type of fish found in the ocean.