Question

1. brain stem Part of the brain that coordinates

movement.
2. central nervous system Part of the central nervous system that is
enclosed in the spinal column.
3. cerebellum Connection between the spinal cord and
the upper parts of the brain.
4. cerebrum Part of the brain stem that controls
involuntary body functions.
5. electrical impulse A sudden surge of energy in one
direction.
6. medulla The nerves throughout the body.
7. peripheral nervous system The brain and the spinal cord.
8. spinal cord The largest part of the brain, responsible
for thinking and moving.

Answer 1

brain stem that controls involuntary body functions

brain stem - part of the central nervous system that is enclosed in the spinal column

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central nervous system - the brain and the spinal cord

cerebellum - part of the brain that coordinates movement

cerebrum - the largest part of the brain

electrical impulse - a sudden surge of energy in one direction

medulla - part brain stem that controls involuntary body functions

peripheral nervous system - nerves throughout the body

spinal cord - part of the central nervous system enclosed in the spinal column