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Areas of the brain & their function
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- Q1True or false? The frontal lobe is responsible for speechTrueFalse30s
- Q2Which area is responsible for speech comprehension?Broca's areaWernicke's areaBrain stemCerebellum30s
- Q3The parietal lobe is responsible for...speechmovementvisionmemory30s
- Q4Which lobe is linked to memory?FrontalTemporal lobeOccipitalParietal30s
- Q5True or false? The motor cortex controls involuntary movementTrueFalse30s
- Q6Which part of the brain controls voluntary muscles?CerebellumBrain stemParietal lobeMotor cortex30s
- Q7Which part of the brain controls posture, balance and coordination?Frontal lobeBrain stemCerebellumTemporal lobe30s
- Q8Which part of the brain controls vision and perception?Occipital lobeTemporal lobeParietal lobeFrontal lobe30s
- Q9Hearing, language and memory are processed by the...Temporal lobeOccipital lobeParietal lobeFrontal lobe30s
- Q10What problems or difficulties do people with Wernicke's aphasia experience?Skin sensations (temperature and pain)Speech and written comprehension problemsVision and perceptionSpeech production and control30s
- Q11What is an inability to recognise the face of those familiar to you (generally thought to be caused by brain damage)?Visual agnosiaSynesthesiaProspagnosiaPhantom limbs30s
- Q12What are the 4 lobes of the brain?Frontal, sensory, occipital and parietalFrontal, temporal, occipital and parietalFrontal, motor, occipital and parietalFrontal, cerebellum, occipital and parietal30s
- Q13What part of HM's brain was removed?Wernicke's areaAmygdalaHippocampusBroca's area30s