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6. What is the function of the visual cortex?
- To taste
- To see
- To smell
- To hear
7. What are neurons often insulated with?
- Myelin
- Fissures
- Gyri
- Axons
8. Which creature is the Hippocampus shaped like?
- Sea Horse
- Jellyfish
- Crab
- Fish
9. How are hair celled organised?
- two rows of inner hair cells and 2 rows of outer hair cells
- one row of each inner hair cell and outer hair cell.
- one row of inner hair cells and 3 rows of outer hair cells
- three rows of inner hair cells one 1 row of outer hair cells
10. how do we perceive the size of an object or person?
- through rationality
- our fovial vision uses depth cues
- our perceptual vision uses depth cues
- through hue and saturation of images
11. Which of the following is NOT a risk factor associated with Alzheimer's disease?
- Repeated head traumas
- Type 2 diabetes
- Smoking
- Age
12. what do hyper-collumns show?
- all orientations for both eyes
- partial orientations for both eyes
- all orientations for the left eye
- all orientations for the right eye
13. In which degenerative disease does Myelin decay?
- Huntington's Disease.
- Multiple Sclerosis.
- Parkinsons Disease.
- Alzheimer's Disease.
14. which of these is NOT associated with posterior parietal cortex damage?
- Alzheimer's
- Contralateral neglect
- Apraxia
- Ataxia
15. which is NOT a function of the frontal lobe?
- concentration
- inhibiting distracting information
- processing language
- planning actions
16. what is hyperpolarisation?
- if more negative charged atoms leave than enter and the cell becomes more negative
- if more positively charged atoms leave than enter and the cell becomes more negative
- if more negative charged atoms leave than enter and the cell becomes more positive
- if more positively charged atoms leave than enter and the cell becomes more positive
17. How do you create a complex sound waves?
- Raise the volume to 18,500Hz
- Increase the vibration intensity
- Add sunisodial sound waves (pure tones)
- Alter the pitch
18. Where is the medial?
- Towards the front of the face
- Towards the midline of the body
- Towards the bottom of the brain
- Towards the back of the face
19. How fast does sound travel in air?
- 440 m/s
- 1000 m/s
- 330 m/s
- 220 m/s
20. Where is the ventral of the brain?
- Towards the face.
- Towards the back of the head.
- Towards the bottom of the head.
- Towards the top of the head.