1) The Basal Ganglia .... a) Channels information from other areas in the brain enabling voluntary movement ​ b) stores and sequences movements that have been previously learnt ​ c) Movement of bodies skeletal muscles and neural impulses to execute voluntary movement ​ d) emotions  e) personality 2) The Cerebellum a) emotions b) personality c) stores and sequences movements that have been previously learnt ​ d) Channels information from other areas in the brain 3) The frontal lobe controls a) planning, control, and execution of voluntary muscle movements.​ b) emotions c) Movement of bodies skeletal muscles and neural impulses to execute volun d) spatial and body position awareness.​ 4) Parietal Lobe Function a) makes us consciously aware of somatic sensations such as touch, pain, pressure, temperature, vibration​ b) planning, control, and execution of voluntary muscle movements.​ c) Process visual stimuli ​ d) process auditory 5) Wernicke’s area ​ a) works to make sure the language makes sense,​ b) Connects Broca and Wernicke's area ​ c) Process visual stimuli ​ d) responsible for taking these words and generating the movements 6) Broca Area a) helps to ensure the language is produced in a fluent way b) spatial and body position awareness.​ c) Process visual stimuli ​ d) Process visual stimuli ​ 7) The Cerebrum  a) memory, cognition, language, thought, judgement, reasoning, problem solving, decision making, attention, motor control, and sensory processing. b) Process visual stimuli ​ c) spatial and body position awareness d) Connects Broca and Wernicke's area ​ 8) This area is responsible for receiving information from environment and controlling higher order processes a) the cerebral cortex b) frontal lobe c) The Cerebrum d) Broca Area 9) The brain and spinal cord make up the a) somatic nervous system b) PNS c) Sensory Neurons d) CNS 10) This division controls the voluntary movement of skeletal muscles a) Central nervous system b) autonmic nervous system c) sensory neurons d) somatic nervous system 11) Increased heart rate and relaxed bladder are triggered by a) parasympathetic nervous system b) sympathetic nervous system c) autonomic nervous system d) somatic nervous system

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