Name the specific lobe [part1], AND name the region of the brain to which it belongs [part2].

Name the structure in the circle [part1], AND indicate what it modulates (2 words) [part2].

Name the SPECIFIC encircled set of gray matter structures (you may need to include the name of the structure in line with it) [part1], AND indicate a process by which it may be stimulated or inhibited (what we call it generally) [part2].

Name the specific large open space in the brain [part1], its SPECIFIC region [part2], AND name one structure which lines it at this specific region [part3].

Name the gray matter highlighted in green [part1], AND name the region of the brain to which it belongs [part2].

Name the SPECIFIC white matter structure [part1], AND name the white matter structure in the cerebellum to which it serves as a “root” [part2].

Name the specific large open space in the brain (please spell it out) [part1], AND name one structure which lines it [part2].

There are a paired set of bumps indicated by the red arches; an additional set are also found in an adjacent cross-section of the brain Name the structural grouping containing these bumps (4 altogether) [part1], AND indicate the type functional center it serves, especially for the tracts which start here [part2].

Name the specific gray matter structure highlighted [part1], AND name its function or the functional system to which it belongs [part2].

In order to quickly turn your head to avoid a flying pencil that you see is moving toward you, a signal must be transmitted through… (3)