Human Brain - Parts and Functions worksheet with labeling and matching activities.

Let’s solve this step by step.

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Part I: Label the different parts of the brain.

We are given these labels to place:
- Cerebellum
- Brainstem
- Occipital Lobes
- Parietal Lobes
- Frontal Lobes
- Temporal Lobes

Looking at the diagram (even though we can’t see it, we know standard brain anatomy):

1. The Frontal Lobes are at the very front — top left in most diagrams → label that box.
2. The Parietal Lobes are behind the frontal lobes, on top → next box going back.
3. The Occipital Lobes are at the very back → far right or rear section.
4. The Temporal Lobes are on the sides, near the ears → lower middle side area.
5. The Cerebellum is the small, wrinkled part at the bottom back → under the occipital lobe.
6. The Brainstem is the stalk-like structure connecting to the spinal cord → lowest part, below cerebellum.

So matching boxes from typical layout:

Top-left box → Frontal Lobes
Top-right box → Parietal Lobes
Middle-right box → Occipital Lobes
Bottom-middle box → Temporal Lobes
Bottom-right box → Cerebellum
Lowest box → Brainstem

*(Note: Since we don’t have visual alignment, we’re using standard anatomical positioning.)*

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Part II: Match the part of the brain with its function.

Let’s go one by one:

7. “It’s in charge of the balance, the posture and coordination.”
→ That’s the Cerebellum → h)

8. “The largest part of the brain, composed of right and left hemispheres.”
→ That’s the Cerebrum → g)

9. “It performs involuntary actions such as breathing, blood pressure, heartbeat, many reflexes.”
→ That’s the Brainstem → a)

10. “Some of its functions are: releasing hormones, regulating body temperature, controlling appetite.”
→ That’s the Hypothalamus → b)

11. “Reading, interpreting colors and distance, recognizing faces are some of its functions.”
→ These are visual processing tasks → Occipital Lobes → e)

12. “It has a major role in learning and storing long-term memories.”
→ That’s the Hippocampus → c)

13. “Some of its functions are: hearing, speech, memory, and processing emotions.”
→ Hearing and emotion processing → Temporal Lobes → f)

14. “It provides sensory information to the brain including touch, pain, temperature, and mathematical calculations.”
→ Sensory processing and math → Parietal Lobes → i)

15. “Planning, problem solving, movement, decision making, learning, memory, impulse control are some of its functions.”
→ Executive functions → Frontal Lobes → d)

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Final Answer:

I. Labels (from top-left clockwise around brain, then bottom):
Frontal Lobes, Parietal Lobes, Occipital Lobes, Temporal Lobes, Cerebellum, Brainstem

II. Matching:
7. h) Cerebellum
8. g) Cerebrum
9. a) Brainstem
10. b) Hypothalamus
11. e) Occipital Lobes
12. c) Hippocampus
13. f) Temporal Lobes
14. i) Parietal Lobes
15. d) Frontal Lobes