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1 Mrs. Barber & Ms. Goldsmith
Nervous System Mrs. Barber & Ms. Goldsmith Copyright © 2002 Glenna R. Shaw and FTC Publishing All Rights Reserved

2 > < Level One Level One

3 Cerebrum cerebellum medulla Label the brain: $200 A. Cerebrum
B. Medulla Cerebellum $200

4 A. controls body’s balance C. Connects with the medulla
The function of the cerebrum is: A. controls body’s balance B. Center for thought, Speech and senses C. Connects with the medulla And goes through The spinal cord D. Controls the muscles $400

5 A. Connects with the medulla B. controls body’s balance
The function of the Medulla is: A. Connects with the medulla And goes through The spinal cord B. controls body’s balance C. Controls the muscles D. Center for thought, Speech and senses $600

6 A. controls body’s balance C. Connects with the medulla
What is the function of the cerebellum: A. controls body’s balance B. Center for thought, Speech and senses C. Connects with the medulla And goes through The spinal cord D. Controls the muscles $800

7 Fill in the chart Activity Part of brain Smelling food Kicking a ball
Breathing Eating pizza thinking Hitting a baseball cerebrum Cerebellum Medulla $1000

8 > < Level Two Level Two

9 Label the picture: Dendrites, Cell body, $2000 Axon, Nucleus, Myelin,

10 Synaptic Knobs Dendrite Cell body Myelin Axon Nucleus

11 A neuron is: $4000 Nerve fibers that Receive stimuli and sends
Impulses to the cell body B. Receives stimuli and send Impulses towards the spinal cord C. Control the body’s balance D. A cell that receives and sends messages called impulse $4000

12 What is the function of motor neuron: C. Picks up info from either
Transfer the info from 1 neuron to another B. Sends the info. To A gland or muscle C. Picks up info from either Inside or outside (5 senses) D. Nerve fibers $6000

13 What is the function of sensory neurons:
A. Transfer the info from 1 neuron to another B. Sends the info. To A gland or muscle C. Nerve fibers D. Picks up info from either Inside or outside (5 senses) $8000

14 What is the function of Inter neuron:
A. Sends the info. To A gland or muscle B. Transfer the info from 1 neuron to another C. Picks up info from either Inside or outside (5 senses) D. Nerve fibers $10000

15 > < Level Three Level Three

16 Which Neurons are found in the
spinal cord: A. Inter neuron B. Motor C. Sensory D. axon $20000

17 Label the drawing: Brain Spinal Cord Spinal nerves $40000

18 > < Level Four Level Four

19 $200000 Explain how a reflexes work? Put in order:
Sensory neuron, respond, stimulus, muscle glad, Motor neuron, interneuron $200000

20 Stimulus Sensory neuron Interneuron Motor neuron Muscle/glad respond

21 Where in the body is neuron #3?
A. Motor neuron B. interneuron C. Sensory neuron D. Stimulus $400000

22 What is part A? A. right B. wrong C. wrong D. wrong $600000

23 Which part of the nervous system is not involved?
A. Spinal cord B. Back C. Muscles D. Brain $800000

24 See last slide on fun ctions

25 You’ve recovered the sunken millions.
Congratulations! You’ve recovered the sunken millions.

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