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Which animal uses its nose to pick things up?
An elephant A rabbit A bird A fish
Which body part does a snake use to smell?
His tongue His tail His eye His belly
Which animal can see very well in the dark?
A cat A cow A sheep A duck
What part of your body allows you to have dreams?
Your brain Your toes Your knees Your elbows
What does your brain do when you are scared?
It makes your heart beat faster It will be purple Going to sleep It becomes very small
How big is your brain?
As big as two fists As big as a pea As big as a house As big as a car
How do you know a flower smells good?
Your nose tells your brain Your feet feel it Your knees see it Your elbows hear it
What does your brain do when you see a ball coming?
It says to your hands to catch Going to sleep It turns blue It makes noise
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How long does it take to make a reminder?
Very briefly A whole day One week One year
How do you know that music sounds beautiful?
Through your ears Through your nose Through your mouth Through your eyes
What do you call it when you dream?
Your brain is active Your eyes are open You are awake You eat
What do you feel when you are sad?
You want to cry You want to dance You want to jump You want to sing
What is it called when you remember something?
Memory Football Apple Car
What happens when you think really hard?
Your brain is working hard Moving your feet Your hair grows You get smaller
What is it called when you blink your eyes very quickly?
A reflex A song A game A drawing
What do you use your brain for?
To think To eat For swimming To grow
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Where is the information from your eyes processed?
In your brain In your eyes yourself In your nose In your ears
What is the difference between thinking and feeling?
Thinking is about ideas, feeling is about emotions Thinking is for boys, feeling for girls Thinking is at night, feeling is during the day There is no difference
What is the spinal cord?
An important nerve pathway in your back A bone in your back A muscle in your back An organ in your belly
How does your body know when it is time to eat?
Your brain gets signals from your stomach Your feet get tingly Your ears start ringing Your hair will grow
What do you call the speed at which nerves transmit messages?
Nerve conduction velocity Heartbeat Respiration Running speed
Which sense interacts with your taste?
Your sense of smell Your hearing Your eyesight Your sense of touch
What do we call the nerves that go from your brain to your body?
Nervous system Blood vessels Muscles Bones
What keeps your heart beating while you sleep?
Part of your brain Your feet Your hands Your ears
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Approximately how many brain cells does an average person have?
86 billion 1 million 500 million 10 billion
Approximately how fast do nerve impulses travel through your body?
120 metres per second 10 metres per second 1 metre per second 500 metres per second
What do you call it when you smell something without thinking about it?
An automatic response A conscious choice An error A dream
Which part of your brain is responsible for your personality?
The frontal lobe The cerebellum The brain stem The spinal cord
What do you call the cells that transmit messages in your nervous system?
Neurons Blood cells Muscle cells Bone cells
Which part of your nervous system controls your breathing?
The brain stem The spinal cord The cerebellum The big brain
What is myelin?
A protective layer around nerves A brain cell A blood vessel A muscle
Which part of your brain helps you learn new movements?
The cerebellum The brain stem The temporal lobe The skull
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In which layer of the retina are the photoreceptors located?
Outer layer (closest to the vein skin) Inner layer (closest to the vitreous) Middle layer They are spread through all layers
What is neuroplasticity?
The brain's ability to adapt and form new connections The elasticity of meninges Expanding brain under increased pressure The formation of new brain cells
Which brain structure is primarily responsible for forming new memories?
Hippocampus Amygdala Hypothalamus Thalamus
What percentage of the body's total energy does the brain consume?
About 20% About 10% About 35% About 5%
What property do nociceptors have?
They detect harmful stimuli They respond only to light They detect temperature changes They react to pressure changes
Which lobe of the brain is primarily responsible for visual processing?
Occipital lobe Frontal lobe Temporal lobe Parietal lobe
What is the main function of the formatio reticularis?
Regulation of consciousness and sleep-wake cycle Processing visual information Coordination of movements Memory formation
What is the main excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain?
Glutamate GABA Glycine Taurine
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