Write the Roman numeral next to the appropriate cranial nerve. They have been listed for your benefit.  I      II     III     IV     V     VI     VII     VIII     IX     X     XI     XII [BLANK-1] Trochlear [BLANK-2] Vagus [BLANK-3] Hypoglossal [BLANK-4] Vestibulocochelar [BLANK-5] Abducens [BLANK-6] Olfactory [BLANK-7] Accessory [BLANK-8] Oculomotor [BLANK-9] Trigeminal [BLANK-10] Glossopharyngeal [BLANK-11] Facial [BLANK-12] Optic

In this position, the body is horizontal with face up (laying on their back):

 This system contains glands that produce hormones:

The polar opposite of the directional term superior would be:

This nerve helps you see a beautiful sunset or sunrise (depending on the type of person you are):

The point of attachment to the least mobile element is the:

Bending at a joint is known as: 

List the four basic types of tissues discussed in class AND identify which one is considered to be “most complex.”

What is the tissue that covers the surfaces of the body?

The [BLANK-1] system maintains the structure of the body and is made of [BLANK-2].