Brain & Mind quiz

Question

What is the name of the blue lobe?

Answer 1

Occipital lobe

Answer 2

Temporal lobe

Answer 3

Cerrebellum

Answer 4

Brain stem

Answer 5

Central sulcus

Answer 6

Inter-hemispheric fissure

Answer 7

Posterior sulci

Answer 8

Lateral fissure

Answer 9

Lateral fissure

Answer 10

Posterior sulci

Answer 11

Inter-hemispheric fissure

Answer 12

Post-central gyrus

Answer 13

Central Sulcus

Answer 14

Parietal Lobe

Answer 15

Corpus Colossum

Answer 16

Inter-Hemispheric Fissure

Answer 17

Brain Stem

Answer 18

4th Ventricle

Answer 19

Posterior Sulci

Answer 20

Lateral Fissure

Answer 21

Brocha's area

Answer 22

Inter-Hemispheric Fissure

Answer 23

Post-central gyrus

Answer 24

Pre-central gyrus

Answer 25

Warnicke's area

Answer 26

Primary Auditory Cortex

Answer 27

Pre-central gyrus

Answer 28

Lateral fissure

Answer 29

Post-central gyrus

Answer 30

It doesn't have a name

Answer 31

Basal Ganglia

Answer 32

Corpus Collosum

Answer 33

Cerebellum

Answer 34

Deals with somatosensory information. It is also believed to contain a map of the body with the largest parts containing the most neurons e.g. hands, mouth

Answer 35

Deals with auditory information, and contains Warnicke’s area.

Answer 36

Deals with visual processing, offering deeper processing due to the distance.

Answer 37

Speech Programming But also “Planning” “Executive Functions” and “motor functions”. Also contains Brocha’s area.

Answer 38

Speech Programming But also “Planning” “Executive Functions” and “motor functions”. Also contains Brocha’s area.

Answer 39

Deals with visual processing, offering deeper processing due to the distance.

Answer 40

Deals with auditory information, and contains Warnicke’s area.

Answer 41

Deals with somatosensory information. It is also believed to contain a map of the body with the largest parts containing the most neurons e.g. hands, mouth

Answer 42

Deals with somatosensory information. It is also believed to contain a map of the body with the largest parts containing the most neurons e.g. hands, mouth

Answer 43

Deals with auditory information, and contains Warnicke’s area.

Answer 44

Deals with visual processing, offering deeper processing due to the distance.

Answer 45

Speech Programming But also “Planning” “Executive Functions” and “motor functions”. Also contains Brocha’s area.

Answer 46

Speech Programming But also “Planning” “Executive Functions” and “motor functions”. Also contains Brocha’s area.

Answer 47

Deals with visual processing, offering deeper processing due to the distance.

Answer 48

Deals with auditory information, and contains Warnicke’s area.

Answer 49

Deals with somatosensory information. It is also believed to contain a map of the body with the largest parts containing the most neurons e.g. hands, mouth

Answer 50

Helps transfer information between the two hemispheres

Answer 51

Contains spinal fluid which maintains pressure for the brain in order to prevent damage

Answer 52

Deals with motor control

Answer 53

They don't have a purpose

Answer 54

High level motor regulation

Answer 55

Links the Thalmus with the motor cortex

Answer 56

Reward and reinforcement

Answer 57

All of the options, but mainly high level motor regulation

Answer 58

Cingulate Gyrus

Answer 59

Mammillary body

Answer 60

Amygdala (Associated with emotion and is one of the oldest parts of our brains)

Answer 61

Hippocampus (Associated with Long Term Memory)

Answer 62

Offactory Bulb (Associated with smell)

Answer 63

Mammillary Bodies (Also associated with memory)

Answer 64

Containing 20 sub nucli, it was originally believed to be the core of processing but is now known as being a gateway between cortex and brainstem.

Answer 65

Deals with chemicals as opposed to electronic impulses and is connected to the pituitary gland.

Answer 66

High level motor regulation

Answer 67

Is the labyrinth of the ear perceives all movement .

Answer 68

Connected to the Pituitary gland, it deals with chemicals as opposed to electronic impulses.

Answer 69

Once believed to be the core of processing, it is now known as being a gateway between the cortex and the brain stem.

Answer 70

Deals with autonomic motor control, joined with the cortex via the Pons

Answer 71

High level motor regulation e.g. eyes, balance, movements

Answer 72

Functioning with the Superior and Inferior Colliculi, it perceives all movement, regulating steadiness of the eye and helps control posture.

Answer 73

Connected to the pituitary gland it uses chemicals as opposed to electronic impulses, impacting the entire body.

Answer 74

Deals with automated movement sequences and automatic aspects of language, it is unconscious meaning that our lives are lot easier

Answer 75

The system at the core of the brain. It is incredibly powerful and impossible to control. It contains our basic animal instincts.

Answer 76

Hippocampus

Answer 77

Hypothalamus

Answer 78

Pituitary gland

Answer 79

Cerebellum

Answer 80

Provide structure and clean up cells

Answer 81

Produces energy within the neuron

Answer 82

Insulate neurons preventing cross fires

Answer 83

Incredibly efficient cleaners, digesting dead cells and foreign organisms.

Answer 84

Provide structure and clean up cells

Answer 85

Produces energy within the neuron

Answer 86

Insulate neurons preventing cross fires

Answer 87

Incredibly efficient cleaners, digesting dead cells and foreign organisms.

Answer 88

Incredibly efficient cleaners, digesting dead cells and foreign organisms.

Answer 89

Insulate neurons preventing cross fires

Answer 90

Produces energy within the neuron

Answer 91

Provide structure and clean up cells

Answer 92

Provide structure and clean up cells

Answer 93

Produces energy within the neuron

Answer 94

Insulate neurons preventing cross fires

Answer 95

Incredibly efficient cleaners, digesting dead cells and foreign organisms.

Answer 96

Dentriatic tree

Answer 97

Myelin Sheath

Answer 98

Myelin Sheath

Answer 99

Node of Ranvier

Answer 100

Node of Ranvier

Answer 101

Node of Ranvier

Answer 102

Myelin Sheath

Answer 103

Third ventricle

Answer 104

Fourth Ventricle

Answer 105

Cerebral Aquaduct

Answer 106

Lateral Ventricles

Answer 107

Fourth Ventricle

Answer 108

Third Ventricle

Answer 109

Lateral ventricles

Answer 110

Cerebral aquaduct

Answer 111

Fourth ventricle

Answer 112

Cerebral Acquaduct

Answer 113

Third Ventricle

Answer 114

Lateral Ventricles

Answer 115

Cerebral Aquaduct

Answer 116

Third Ventricle

Answer 117

Fourth Ventricle

Answer 118

Lateral ventricles

Answer 119

Post-synaptic membrane

Answer 120

Pre-synaptic membrane

Answer 121

Synaptic cleft

Answer 122

Neurotransmitter

Answer 123

Synaptic cleft

Answer 124

Pre-synaptic membrane

Answer 125

Post-synaptic membrane

Answer 126

Neurotransmitter

Answer 127

Synaptic cleft

Answer 128

Post-synaptic membrane

Answer 129

Pre-synaptic membrane

Answer 130

Receptor site

Answer 131

Synaptic cleft

Answer 132

Pre-synaptic membrane

Answer 133

Neurotransmitter

Answer 134

Synaptic Vescle

Answer 135

Conscience experiences (Feeling, sentience)

Answer 136

Agency (Volition, Free will)

Answer 137

Intelligent thought (problem-solving, goal directed)

Answer 138

Pineal gland

Answer 139

We only have a mind

Answer 140

We only have a brain

Answer 141

We have a mind and a brain. Descartes proposed that the Pineal gland is likely to be the link

Answer 142

I have a mind but others do not

Answer 143

We only have the mind, all of reality is fiction

Answer 144

The only things that exist are physical, it's basic physics. We therefore only have a brain

Answer 145

We have both a mind and brain

Answer 146

We have organs of both internal and external percption

Answer 147

We only have a mind

Answer 148

We have organs of internal and external perception

Answer 149

The only existing things are physical we therefore only have a brain

Answer 150

We have both a mind and a brain

Answer 151

We only have a brain

Answer 152

We only have a mind

Answer 153

We have organs of both external and internal perception

Answer 154

Easy problem- Which brain regions moderate consciousness Hard problem- How do these produce consciousness

Answer 155

Core - Sense of awareness, alertness of working states Extended - memory, reasoning

Answer 156

Core - memory, reasoning Extended - sense of awareness, alertness of working states

Answer 157

Core - thinking Extended - senses

Answer 158

Cerebellum

Answer 159

Basal Ganglia

Answer 160

Brain Stem

Answer 161

Optic nerve

Answer 162

Optic nerve, less

Answer 163

Striate cortex, more

Answer 164

Retina, less

Answer 165

Optic chiasm, more

Answer 166

The left hemisphere only

Answer 167

The right hemisphere only

Answer 168

Both the hemispheres

Answer 169

Caudate Nucleas

Answer 170

Nucleas Accumbens

Answer 171

Cingulate cortex

Answer 172

Primary auditory cortex - - Warnicke's area - - Auditory association cortex

Answer 173

Motor association cortex - - Brocha's area - - prefrontal cortex

Answer 174

Primary visual cortex - - Visual association cortex

Answer 175

Somatsosensory cortex - - Assosciation cortex

Answer 176

Primary auditory cortex - - Warnicke's area - - Auditory association cortex

Answer 177

Motor association cortex - - Brocha's area - - prefrontal cortex

Answer 178

Primary visual cortex - - Visual association cortex

Answer 179

Somatsosensory cortex - - Assosciation cortex

Answer 180

Auditory nerve

Answer 181

Auditory nerve

Answer 182

Auditory nerve

Answer 183

Auditory Nerve, Primary auditory cortex

Answer 184

Ear Canal, Ear Drum

Answer 185

Cochlea, Auditory Nerve

Answer 186

Malleus, Incus

Answer 187

Inter-hemispheric fissure, ear drum

Answer 188

Lateral fissure, Cochlea

Answer 189

Posterior sulus, Malleaus

Answer 190

Pre-centeral gyrus, superior temporal cortex

Answer 191

The individual can fully understand others but cannot articulate words, this is often due to a lesion in the inferior prefrontal cortex

Answer 192

The individual cannot understand spoken language very well and they often produce meaningless language, this is often due to lesion in the posterior superior temporal cortex

Answer 193

Can produce words but can't comprehend what they're saying

Answer 194

Can understand and produce words fairly well but is unable to repeat non-words

Answer 195

The individual can fully understand others but cannot articulate words, this is often due to a lesion in the inferior prefrontal cortex

Answer 196

The individual cannot understand spoken language very well and they often produce meaningless language, this is often due to lesion in the posterior superior temporal cortex

Answer 197

Can produce words but can't comprehend what they're saying

Answer 198

Can understand and produce words fairly well but is unable to repeat non-words

Answer 199

Connect Broca's area to Warnicke's area

Answer 200

Connect the Auditory cortex to the superior Auditory cortex

Answer 201

Connect the frontal lobe to the parietal lobe

Answer 202

Connect the left hemisphere to the right

Answer 203

Motor cortex, premotor cortex and Brocha's area

Answer 204

Primary auditory cortex, Warnicke's area and Auditory asociation cortex

Answer 205

Post-central gyrus and somatosensory cortex

Answer 206

Primary visual cortex, occipital lobe and visual association cortex

Answer 207

Hippocampus

Answer 208

Frontal lobe

Answer 209

Right, Left

Answer 210

Left, Right

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