Homework Answers
No 1
The smallest working unit of the brain is Neuron. It is also known as basic units of the brain.
No 2
The brain functions organize in different parts of the brain. Like Cerebrum, cerebellum, brain steam, etc.
Cerebrum also has divided into 2 hemispheres right and left, Each hemisphere divides into 4 different lobes(Frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital). Each lobe has different functions.
No 3
The cerebral cortex consists of two C shaped hemisphere called the right and left hemisphere. It is divided by very dep fissures known as a longitudinal fissure. These two hemispheres are connected by the large bundles of nerve fiber called the corpus callosum.
Each hemisphere also has four-lobes Frontal, parietal, the temporal and occipital lobe.
No 4 .
Frontal Lobe - It controls our cognitive skills (Problem-solving, judgment, language, behavior)
It reflects our personality.
Parietal lobe - It identifies location of body in space
It processes visual information
It also processes language
Temporal lobe - It helps in Vision
Language processing
Emotion
Occipital lobe - Analize content such as colours movements etc.
It Process and interpret vision
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