A) is correct;some people use the left hemisphere for all tasks and some use the right.
B) is wrong because most people only use 10% of their brains and that 10% is almost always in the left hemisphere.
C) is correct and based on the fact that small neurons are constantly maturing so that only 10% of the neurons in only one hemisphere are mature at any given time.
D) is wrong because all tasks involve both hemispheres to some extent.
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A) temporal
B) occipital
C) frontal
D) parietal
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A) deficiency of a particular neurotransmitter.
B) lack of proper maturation of the corpus callosum.
C) a vitamin deficiency that affects nerve conduction.
D) fluctuating speeds of action potential
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A) a strict diet that contains little or no phenylalanine
B) L-DOPA,a chemical that the brain converts into dopamine
C) a surgical operation that cuts the corpus callosum
D) massive doses of vitamin B-1 (thiamine)
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A) The neuron will produce more action potentials than before.
B) The neuron will produce fewer action potentials than before.
C) The neuron will produce the same number of action potentials as before but they will travel at a lower velocity.
D) The activity of the neuron will be unchanged.
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A) limbic system
B) corpus callosum
C) sympathetic nervous system
D) parasympathetic nervous system
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A) amphetamine
B) marijuana
C) nicotine
D) morphine
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A) neurotransmitters which are inhibitory can also be excitatory.
B) at least some neurons communicate by releasing chemicals.
C) neurons do NOT communicate by releasing chemicals.
D) communication between a neuron and a muscle is very different than that between two neurons.
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A) the pineal gland.
B) the corpus callosum.
C) the right hemisphere of the brain.
D) the left hemisphere of the brain.
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A) sympathetic...parasympathetic
B) parasympathetic...sympathetic
C) somatic...autonomic
D) autonomic...somatic
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A) in the right half of the visual field.
B) in the left half of the visual field.
C) in either half of the left eye.
D) in either half of the right eye.
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A) have THC as their active ingredient.
B) contain chemicals called endorphins.
C) have ingredients that attach to naturally occurring receptors in the brain.
D) frequently cause heart and respiratory failure,even in small doses.
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A) dissolve in the fats of the body.
B) bind to the receptors sensitive to endorphins.
C) form long chains of loosely bound molecules.
D) enter the brain rapidly.
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A) stem cells.
B) glia cells.
C) neuronites.
D) binding cells.
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A) the somatic nervous system
B) the thalamus
C) the parasympathetic nervous system
D) the sympathetic nervous system
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A) The touch receptors on the ankle are smaller than those on the shoulder.
B) Neurons in the shoulder have more dendrites than those in the ankle.
C) Action potentials from the ankle must travel farther to reach the brain.
D) The ratio of neurons to glia is greater in the shoulder than in the ankle.
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