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Quiz- Pathways and Functional Areas of the Brain

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Question 1

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Nerve pathway responsible for the “integration” process.

Association/Central Nervous System

Afferent Peripheral Nervous System

Efferent Peripheral Nervous system

Effector

Question 2

2.

Nerve pathway responsible for detecting sensory input

Association neuron

Afferent neuron

Efferent neuron

Stimulus

Question 3

3.

Nerve pathway responsible for motor output

Association neuron

Efferent neuron

Afferent neuron

Stimulus

Question 4

4.

Nervous pathway responsible for involuntary movement such as breathing

afferent

autonomic

association

somatic

Question 5

5.

The rest and digest response to situations, occur in states of little to no stress

sympathetic 

parasympathetic 

afferent

integration

Question 6

6.

The portion of the nervous system where you have conscious control over a skeletal muscle

sympathetic

afferent

somatic

parasympathetic

Question 7

7.

Match the nervous pathway to the image below. 

Other Answer Choices:

Afferent neuron

Efferent neuron

Interneuron

Stimulus

Question 8

8.

Lobe of the brain that controls motor functions

Occipital

Frontal

Parietal

Temporal

Question 9

9.

Part of the brain that detects visceral stimuli, such as a full bladder

Visual association area of the occipital lobe

Primary somatosensory area of the parietal lobe

Pre-motor cortex of the frontal lobe

central Insula, deep in the cerebrum

Question 10

10.

Two areas of your brain involved in speech- one to produce sound and one to understand the sounds- are called

Pre-motor area of the frontal lobe and Primary somatosensory area of the parietal lobe

Broca's area of the frontal lobe and Wernicke's area of the temporal

Central insula and the auditory association area of the temporal lobe

Association areas of the temporal and parietal lobes

Question 11

11.

Which parts of the brain are responsible for making sense or labeling of sensory information based on your experiences?

Lateral sulcus

Primary areas

Central sulcus

Association areas

Question 12

12.

If a person had a stroke in a primary motor region of the left frontal lobe, what functions would they lose?

Sensory function on the right side.

Sensory function on the left side

Muscle function on the right side

Muscle function on the left side

Question 13

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Area of the brain that controls social interaction, language and auditory information

frontal

parietal

temporal

occipital

Question 14

14.

Match each lobe with its location on the diagram. 

Other Answer Choices:

parietal

frontal

temporal

occipital