1. c) Thought and voluntary movement
2. c) Medulla oblongata
3. a) Left hemisphere
4. b) Dopamine
5. c) Motor control and higher cognitive functions
6. c) Emotional processing
7. c) Touch and bodily sensations
8. b) Hippocampus
9. b) Amygdala
10. a) Transmitting nerve impulses faster
11. c) Delta waves
12. c) Language production
13. b) Dopamine
14. c) Cerebellum
15. b) Rewire and adapt its structure and function
16. b) Connecting the two brain hemispheres and facilitating communication between them
17. b) Regulation of body temperature, hunger, and thirst
18. c) Thalamus
19. a) Pain perception
20. a) Serotonin
21. c) Visual deficits
22. c) Prefrontal cortex
23. c) Refining and optimizing neural pathways
24. d) Sympathetic nervous system
25. b) Hippocampus
26. c) Touch and spatial awareness
27. b) Pineal gland
28. c) Autonomic functions like heartbeat and breathing
29. d) Neurons and other neurons
30. c) Language comprehension
31. b) Motor control and coordination of movement
32. c) Olfactory bulb
33. b) Reabsorption of neurotransmitters by the presynaptic neuron
34. a) Temporal lobe
35. a) Hypothalamus
36. c) Transmission of signals between the brain and the rest of the body
37. a) Temporal lobe
38. b) Amygdala
39. b) Decrease responsiveness to unchanging or repetitive stimuli
40. c) Higher cognitive functions such as decision-making and impulse control
41. b) Strengthening neural connections and memory formation
42. b) Thalamus
43. b) Formation of new synapses between neurons
44. b) Medulla oblongata and pons
45. a) Serotonin
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