1) acts as the bodys control center and communication network a) brain b) Spinal cord c) Nervous system 2) It is the boss of the nervous system. It controls everything we do a) nervous system b) spinal cord c) brain 3) the highway that connects the brain to other parts of the body a) spinal cord b) brain c) Nervous system q 4) wires that connect the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body a) nerves b) nervous system c) blood cells 5) what does CNS mean a) central neutral system b) central nervous system  c) central network system 6) what does PNS mean a) perfect networking system  b) Peripheral nervous system c) panoramic nervous system 7) this part controls voluntary movement a) autonomic nervous system b) somatic nervous system  8) this part controls involuntary movement a) somatic nervous system b) autonomic nervous system  9) the nervous system gathers information from our senses a) integration b) sensory input 10) the brain sends signals to the muscles and glands to move a) integration b) motor output 11) the brain process information and decides what to do a) integration b) motor output 12) main bodys cells in the nervous system a) neurons b) blood cells 13) makes up the brains frontal area a) frontal lobe b) forebrain 14) sends messages to other neurons or body parts a) axon b) dendrutes 15) Receives messages from other neurons a) synaps b) dendrites 16) tiny gap between neurons where messages are passed a) synapse b) axon 17) at the end of the axon allows communication with other neurons a) axon terminal b) axon network 18) protective covering that insolates the axon and lets electrical impulses to move more quickly a) mylin sheath b) axon shed 19) both external and internal stimuli. They pick up information from outside your body and bring it inside your central nervous system a) Sensory neurons b) Motor neurones 20) translates information between sensory neurons and motor neurons a) inter neurons b) sensory neurons 21) Pick up information from the central nervous system and transmit them through the nerves a) motor sensory b) inter sensory 22) it contains somatosensory cortex which prosses sensory information and controls a) parietal lobe b) frontal lobe 23) the top most portion the controls motor functions and voluntary actions a) frontal lobe b) parietal lobe 24) the main function of this lobe is visual perception a) occipital lobe b) parietal lobe 25) the main function includes memory, speech,and auditory perception  a) occipital lobe b) temporal lobe 26) lies underneath the fore brain and is one of the subdivisions of the brainstem a) mid brain b) low brain 27) it consist of two sections which are the inferior and superior culliculi a) colliculi b) colians 28) portion that extends along the length of the brain stem a) cerebral pendulums  b) tegmentum 29) bundles of nerve fibers that are at the back of the mid brain a) cerebral pendulums b) tegmentum 30) positioned at the lower part area of the brain . Includes parts that are necessary for breathing and boating of the heart a) hind brain b) mid brain 31) bulbous area situated beneath the mid brain a) pons b) medulla oblongata 32) nerve tract beneath the pons a) medulla oblongata b) pons 33) looks like a tinier version of cerebrum a) cerebellum b) pons

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