Understanding Motion Sickness

The video follows Squeaks and the narrator on a road trip to the Grand Canyon, discussing motion sickness. It explains that motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting signals from the eyes and inner ear, leading to symptoms like nausea and dizziness. The video provides tips to prevent motion sickness, such as eating light meals and looking at the horizon while traveling.

What is the main destination of the road trip mentioned in the video?

• Yellowstone National Park

• Grand Canyon

• Mount Rushmore

• Niagara Falls

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of motion sickness?

• Headache

• Nausea

• Increased appetite

• Dizziness

Why do kids tend to experience motion sickness more than adults?

• Their brains are still developing

• They are more active

• They have more sensitive inner ears

• They eat more during trips

What causes the brain to get confused during motion sickness?

• Conflicting signals from eyes and ears

• Lack of sleep

• Too much food

• Loud noises

What role does the inner ear play in motion sickness?

• It helps in hearing

• It regulates balance

• It controls vision

• It tracks body movement

What do scientists believe might be the reason for nausea during motion sickness?

• Overeating

• Brain's response to perceived poison

• Lack of oxygen

• Dehydration

Which of the following is a recommended way to prevent motion sickness?

• Reading a book

• Eating a heavy meal

• Listening to loud music

• Looking at the horizon

Why is it advised not to read or play games during a car trip?

• It can cause eye strain

• It makes the brain think you're stationary

• It distracts the driver

• It uses too much battery

What is a benefit of looking out the window during a car trip?

• It improves eyesight

• It aligns visual and inner ear signals

• It keeps you entertained

• It helps you fall asleep

What is the final activity Squeaks and the narrator plan before their road trip?

• Checking the car

• Packing their bags

• Eating a light lunch

• Taking a nap