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What is the name of the large top part of the brain

cerebrum
cerebrum

brain stem
brain stem

cerebellum
cerebellum

medulla
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what is the name of the thin, bottom part of the brain

cerebrum
cerebrum

cerebellum
cerebellum

temporal lobe
temporal lobe

brain stem
brain stem
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Why does the brain have fat tissue and blood vessels?(1 point)
Responses

to protect and nourish the brain cells
to protect and nourish the brain cells

to receive nerve impulses from other body parts and interpret them
to receive nerve impulses from other body parts and interpret them

to store information
to store information

to interpret nerve impulses from other body parts and send responses
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Which two lobes of the brain allow a person to pick out the scent of a rose in a mixed bouquet of flowers?(1 point)
Responses

parietal and occipital
parietal and occipital

frontal and parietal
frontal and parietal

frontal and temporal
frontal and temporal

occipital and temporal
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Which parts of the brain are most helpful specifically for the activities performed by gymnasts?(1 point)
Responses

frontal lobe and cerebellum
frontal lobe and cerebellum

occipital lobe and brain stem
occipital lobe and brain stem

frontal lobe and temporal lobe
frontal lobe and temporal lobe

parietal lobe and occipital lobe
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The name of the large top part of the brain is the **cerebrum**.
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The name of the thin, bottom part of the brain is the **brain stem**.
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The correct response is **to protect and nourish the brain cells**.
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The correct response is **frontal and temporal**. The temporal lobe is primarily involved in processing smells, while the frontal lobe is associated with the emotional and cognitive aspects of scent recognition.
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The correct response is **frontal lobe and cerebellum**. The frontal lobe is involved in planning and executing movements, while the cerebellum plays a crucial role in coordination and balance, which are essential for gymnastics activities.