Question

9 - this lies within the parietal lobe and is essential for processing the bodys senses.
10 - this lobe is located around the same level as ones ears.
11 - wernikes area helps us understand what?
12 - the occipital lobe rests where?
13 - the occipital lobe interprets what?
14 - the occipital lobe helps us read as it recognizes what?
15 - the brain stem is made up of what 3 parts?
16 - this is the smallest region of the brain.
17 - this is the largest part of the brain stem.
18 - the medulla oblongata lies right behind this.
19 - the cerebellum is known as what?

Explanation:

1. The somatosensory cortex processes body senses and is in the parietal lobe.
2. The temporal lobe is at ear - level.
3. Wernicke's Area helps with language comprehension.
4. The occipital lobe is at the back of the brain.
5. It interprets visual information.
6. Recognizes visual symbols (like letters).
7. The brain stem has midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata.
8. The midbrain is the smallest brain region.
9. The medulla oblongata is the largest brain - stem part.
10. The medulla oblongata is behind the spinal cord.
11. The cerebellum is the "little brain".

Answer:

1. Somatosensory cortex
2. Temporal lobe
3. Language
4. At the back of the brain
5. Visual information
6. Visual symbols
7. Midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata
8. Midbrain
9. Medulla oblongata
10. Spinal cord
11. The "little brain"