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Worksheet for labeling brain structures and matching functions to brain regions.

Internal view of the brain diagram with labeled parts and a matching exercise for brain lobes and functions.

Internal view of the brain diagram with labeled parts and a matching exercise for brain lobes and functions.

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Part I: Label the Brain Diagram



We are given a list of brain structures to label on the diagram:

- Left frontal lobe
- Left parietal lobe
- Left occipital lobe
- Cerebellum
- Corpus callosum
- Thalamus
- Hypothalamus
- Pituitary gland
- Brain stem

Let’s identify each part based on the internal view of the brain (likely a midsagittal section):

1. Top center, large structure connecting the two hemispheres → Corpus callosum
2. Front portion of the left hemisphere (top) → Left frontal lobe
3. Middle portion of the left hemisphere → Left parietal lobe
4. Back portion of the left hemisphere → Left occipital lobe
5. Bumpy structure at the back of the brain, below the cerebrum → Cerebellum
6. Structure just above the brain stem, near the center → Thalamus
7. Small structure beneath the thalamus → Hypothalamus
8. Tiny gland hanging below the hypothalamus → Pituitary gland
9. Stem-like structure extending downward from the brain → Brain stem

Now, assign them to the blanks in the diagram:

From top to bottom and left to right:

- Top blank (center): Corpus callosum
- Upper left: Left frontal lobe
- Middle left: Left parietal lobe
- Lower left: Left occipital lobe
- Bottom left: Cerebellum
- Bottom center: Brain stem
- Center: Thalamus
- Below thalamus: Hypothalamus
- Below hypothalamus: Pituitary gland

So labeling from the diagram:

1. Top (center) → Corpus callosum
2. Upper left → Left frontal lobe
3. Middle left → Left parietal lobe
4. Lower left → Left occipital lobe
5. Bottom left → Cerebellum
6. Bottom center → Brain stem
7. Center (above brain stem) → Thalamus
8. Below thalamus → Hypothalamus
9. Below hypothalamus → Pituitary gland

> ✔ Part I Answer Key:
> - Top: Corpus callosum
> - Upper left: Left frontal lobe
> - Middle left: Left parietal lobe
> - Lower left: Left occipital lobe
> - Bottom left: Cerebellum
> - Bottom center: Brain stem
> - Center: Thalamus
> - Below thalamus: Hypothalamus
> - Below hypothalamus: Pituitary gland

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Part II: Matching – Functions and Lobes



Match the following brain parts with their functions:

| Number | Structure | Match Letter | Function |
|--------|-------------------|--------------|---------|
| 1 | Frontal Lobe | B | responsible for higher level cognitive thought |
| 2 | Parietal Lobe | G | responsible for processing sensory input |
| 3 | Occipital Lobe | I | responsible for visual processing |
| 4 | Cerebellum | H | responsible for balance and coordination |
| 5 | Corpus Callosum | C | responsible for communicating between the hemispheres |
| 6 | Thalamus | A | known as the relay center |
| 7 | Hypothalamus | F | responsible for homeostasis and hormones |
| 8 | Pituitary Gland | D | called the master gland |
| 9 | Brain Stem | E | responsible for breathing, heart beat |

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✔ Final Answers for Part II:



1. B – Frontal Lobe → higher level cognitive thought
2. G – Parietal Lobe → processing sensory input
3. I – Occipital Lobe → visual processing
4. H – Cerebellum → balance and coordination
5. C – Corpus Callosum → communication between hemispheres
6. A – Thalamus → relay center
7. F – Hypothalamus → homeostasis and hormones
8. D – Pituitary Gland → master gland
9. E – Brain Stem → breathing, heart beat

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📌 Summary of Answers:



#### Part I: Labeling
- Top: Corpus callosum
- Upper left: Left frontal lobe
- Middle left: Left parietal lobe
- Lower left: Left occipital lobe
- Bottom left: Cerebellum
- Bottom center: Brain stem
- Center: Thalamus
- Below thalamus: Hypothalamus
- Below hypothalamus: Pituitary gland

#### Part II: Matching
1. B
2. G
3. I
4. H
5. C
6. A
7. F
8. D
9. E

This worksheet is worth 10 points, likely 1 point per correct label or match — so make sure all labels are accurate!

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