BI 232 Practice Online Quiz 1 | 2026 Test
Guide
1. An individual is in the stage of sleep where sleep- (None of the above)
walking may occur is in Stage three with delta waves
2. Sensory information is processed and relayed to thalamus
the cerebrum by the
3. Specialized cells form the secretory com- ependymal
ponent of the choroid plexus that produce CSF
4. The region of the brain responsible for memory of pre-motor association area
repetitive motor activities
5. The lobe of the brain which houses primary motor frontal
control areas and areas associated with your per-
sonality is
6. The reflex movement of the head toward a loud inferior colliculi
noise is directed by the mesencephalon. Which nu-
clei accomplish this?
7. A person with a damaged visual association area able to see letters but unable to
may be associate them into words
8. Damage to the premotor cortex of the frontal lobe play the piano
would interfere with the ability to
9. The cranial nerves that innervate the eye muscles III, IV, and VI.
are
10. The myelin sheath in the spinal cord is formed by oligodendrocytes
11. The region of the brain responsible for spatial as- hippocampus
pects of memory is the
, BI 232 Practice Online Quiz 1 | 2026 Test
Guide
12. The physically restorative stage of sleep 4
13. The RAS decreases activity by binding to adenosine
14. Andrea not only experienced brain damage as a habenular nuclei
result of her alcohol poisoning but also found she
could no longer be in a room where tequila was be-
ing served without a negative emotional response.
This could be the result of her
15. All of the following are true of the hypothalamus, produces melatonin
EXCEPT
16. Fluent aphasia is most often associated with dam- (None of the above)
age to Temporal Lobe
17. Which of the following is not controlled by the ocu- lateral rectus
lomotor nerve
18. Mikalia begins to exhibit the following symp- cerebellum
toms:(1) inability to maintain balance while walk-
ing(2) normal intelligence(3) can initiate voluntary
movements although they are somewhat uncoor-
dinated.(4) decreased tone in the skeletal muscles
Mikalia is probably suffering from a condition that
affects the
19. Which of the following symptoms would you asso- weakness of the sternocleido-
ciate with damage to the spinal accessory nerve mastoid muscle
20. Various areas of the cortex form functional path- 6, 1, 5, 3, 2, 4
ways to conduct action potentials necessary to per-
form specific functions. Arrange the areas below
in proper sequence to accomplish reading a poem
Guide
1. An individual is in the stage of sleep where sleep- (None of the above)
walking may occur is in Stage three with delta waves
2. Sensory information is processed and relayed to thalamus
the cerebrum by the
3. Specialized cells form the secretory com- ependymal
ponent of the choroid plexus that produce CSF
4. The region of the brain responsible for memory of pre-motor association area
repetitive motor activities
5. The lobe of the brain which houses primary motor frontal
control areas and areas associated with your per-
sonality is
6. The reflex movement of the head toward a loud inferior colliculi
noise is directed by the mesencephalon. Which nu-
clei accomplish this?
7. A person with a damaged visual association area able to see letters but unable to
may be associate them into words
8. Damage to the premotor cortex of the frontal lobe play the piano
would interfere with the ability to
9. The cranial nerves that innervate the eye muscles III, IV, and VI.
are
10. The myelin sheath in the spinal cord is formed by oligodendrocytes
11. The region of the brain responsible for spatial as- hippocampus
pects of memory is the
, BI 232 Practice Online Quiz 1 | 2026 Test
Guide
12. The physically restorative stage of sleep 4
13. The RAS decreases activity by binding to adenosine
14. Andrea not only experienced brain damage as a habenular nuclei
result of her alcohol poisoning but also found she
could no longer be in a room where tequila was be-
ing served without a negative emotional response.
This could be the result of her
15. All of the following are true of the hypothalamus, produces melatonin
EXCEPT
16. Fluent aphasia is most often associated with dam- (None of the above)
age to Temporal Lobe
17. Which of the following is not controlled by the ocu- lateral rectus
lomotor nerve
18. Mikalia begins to exhibit the following symp- cerebellum
toms:(1) inability to maintain balance while walk-
ing(2) normal intelligence(3) can initiate voluntary
movements although they are somewhat uncoor-
dinated.(4) decreased tone in the skeletal muscles
Mikalia is probably suffering from a condition that
affects the
19. Which of the following symptoms would you asso- weakness of the sternocleido-
ciate with damage to the spinal accessory nerve mastoid muscle
20. Various areas of the cortex form functional path- 6, 1, 5, 3, 2, 4
ways to conduct action potentials necessary to per-
form specific functions. Arrange the areas below
in proper sequence to accomplish reading a poem
