Jeopardy

3. Jeopardy
damage emotions study language Grab bag
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Final Jeopardy

4. $100
Damage this and you might never
wake up!

5. $100
Reticular formation
(consciousness)

6. $200
Damage this and you’ll never think
about the future (planning).

7. $200
Frontal lobe

8. $300
What part of Homer
appears to be damaged?

9. $300
cerebellum

10. $400
Damage this and you’ll never
hear Justin Bieber again!

11. $400
Temporal
lobe
No more Bieber!

12. $500
Damage this and you die!!!
(You stop breathing; heart
stops beating.)

13. $500
Medulla Oblongata

14. $100
This “system” is the brain region
controlling our emotions and memory

15. $100
Limbic system

16. $200
This part of your brain makes you
Hot and hangry. The Four Fs.

17. $200
Hypothalamus

18. $300
This part of our brain produces a
fear response.

19. $300 amygdala

20. $400
Damage this and you’ll be Dorrie the fish,
Ten-second Tom or Clive Wearing.

21. $400
hippocampus
See a hippo on campus and you’ll never forget!

22. $500
This is the sensory relay station of the brain

23. $500
thalamus

24. 100
This scan involves being injected with a
radioactive substance.
It studies functions of various parts of the brain.

25. $100
PET scan

26. 200
This is a 3D X ray taken of the body.

27. $200
Cat Scan (CT scan)

28. 300
We study sleep disorders, epilepsy, and brain
function using this:

29. $300
EEG,
electroencephalagram

30. $400
This term describes the purposeful damaging of
a brain part.

31. 400
lesioning
One rat has a lesioned hypothalamus

32. 500
This scan is a combination of a PET scan
and a MRI

33. $500 fMRI

34. $100
When we see written words (or
anything for that matter) it’s
processed in the ______ lobe.

35. $100
Occipital lobe

36. $200
This brain part enables us to
comprehend the words people
say.

37. $200
Wernike’s area

38. $300
Damage this and you won’t be able to speak
clearly, in a normal pace, and will probably be
missing words.

39. 300 Broca’s area
Think Broca - boca

40. 400
The language centers are usually on this side
of the brain.

41. $400
left

42. $500
Reading non-verbal
communication (facial cues,
body movements) is done with
this side of the brain.

43. $500
Right side

44. $100
This is the outer wrinkly part of the brain

45. $100
Cerebral cortex

46. $200
This lobe has the sensory
cortex, where touch sensations
are registered.

47. $200
Parietal lobe

48. $300
To move your arms, it takes
conscious thought, so the motor
cortex must be in the _____ lobe.

49. $300
Frontal lobe

50. $400
This enables your left and right
brain to communicate

51. $400
Corpus callosum

52. $500
What will the split brain patient
say??.

53. $500
“I see a baseball”

54. Final Jeopardy
After he suffered a stroke, Mr. Santore's physical
coordination skills and responsiveness to sensory
stimulation quickly returned to normal.
Unfortunately, however, he began to experience
unusual difficulty figuring out how to find his
way to various locations in his neighborhood. It
is most likely that Mr. Santore suffered damage
to his ___________ ______________.

55. Final Jeopardy Answer
What are Association Areas