1) How do different parts of the brain process information from our sense of sight? a) They process all visual information in the same part of the brain. b) They process color and movement information separately. c) The visual cortex handles all sensory information. d) The cerebellum is responsible for processing sight information. 2) What is akinetopsia, and how does it affect a person's perception of the world? a) Akinetopsia is an illness that makes people see everything in slow motion. b) Akinetopsia is a condition where a person cannot see movement. c) Akinetopsia enhances a person's ability to see movement in detail. d) Akinetopsia enables a person to see everything in fast forward. 3) What makes the sense of smell remarkable in terms of brain processing? a) Smell information is processed slowly in the brain. b) Smell information is processed in the visual cortex. c) Smell information travels faster than light or sound. d) Smell is not connected to the temporal lobe. 4) How can specific smells trigger vivid memories in individuals? a) Smells are processed by the visual cortex. b) The olfactory nerve is linked to the amygdala, responsible for memory. c) Smells create immediate emotions and override memory centers. d) The brain can only remember a limited number of smells. 5) Why do high-pitched, annoying sounds affect our emotions differently from pleasant sounds like music? a) Annoying sounds go to the reward center of the brain. b) High-pitched sounds affect the amygdala, which creates emotions. c) Pleasant sounds are processed in the visual cortex. d) Sound processing in the brain is random and unpredictable. 6) What is the mysterious ability Tony Cicoria developed after being struck by lightning? a) He suddenly became a skilled chef. b) He felt a strong urge to become a painter. c) He developed a talent for playing the piano and composing music. d) He began writing novels. 7) Why do people who have lost an arm or leg in an accident sometimes still feel pain in the lost limb? a) The pain is indeed in the lost limb. b) The brain sends pain messages to the missing limb. c) The brain cannot adapt to limb loss. d) The pain is a message from the brain. 8) What problem do people with a rare condition that makes them feel no pain face? a) They experience heightened pain sensitivity. b) They are overly cautious and avoid any risks. c) They struggle with emotional instability. d) They may not realize when they are hurting themselves.

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