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Chapter 8 Quiz 1

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Question #1
Only primates and a few other species, such as hamsters and raccoons, have cortical neurons that synapse directly on
A  muscles of the fingers and thumb.
B  spinal interneurons.
C  muscles.
D  targets in the PNS.
E  motor neurons that project to the muscles of the fingers and thumb.
Question #2
The axons of Betz cells are part of the
A  ventromedial cortico-brainstem-spinal tract.
B  dorsolateral corticorubrospinal tract.
C  ventromedial corticospinal tract.
D  anterolateral pathway.
E  dorsolateral corticospinal tract.
Question #3
Signals from the left primary motor cortex descend through the spinal cord white matter in one of
A  four major tracts.
B  eight major tracts.
C  five major tracts.
D  three major tracts.
E  six major tracts.
Question #4
Which of the following receives information from various parts of the cortex and feeds it back to motor cortex?
A  red nucleus
B  reticular formation
C  basal ganglia
D  substantia nigra
E  cerebellum
Question #5
It has been estimated that over half the neurons of the brain are in a structure that constitutes only 10% of the brain’s total mass. This structure is the
A  corpus callosum.
B  hippocampus.
C  cerebellum.
D  neocortex.
E  brain stem.
Question #6
A deficit in the ability to recognize objects by touch is called
A  homunculus.
B  asomatognosia.
C  astereognosia.
D  apraxia.
E  stereognosis.
Question #7
In a remarkable demonstration, Belle, the owl monkey, controlled the movements of a robotic arm
A  with monkey calls.
B  with speech sounds.
C  with the activity of neurons in her primary motor cortex.
D  by pressing buttons.
E  by providing visual feedback to the arm.
Question #8
The primary motor cortex receives cutaneous feedback from only one part of the body: the hands. This feedback likely plays an important role in
A  astereognosia.
B  stereognosis.
C  the homunculus.
D  apraxia.
E  the cingulate motor areas.
Question #9
The somatotopic map of the primary motor cortex is called the
A  motor homunculus.
B  stereognosis.
C  supplementary map.
D  somatosensory homunculus.
E  somatotopic homunculus.
Question #10
In 1937, the primary motor cortex was mapped by electrically stimulating the cortex of conscious human patients who were undergoing neurosurgery. This was accomplished by
A  Hebb.
B  Sperry.
C  Jackson.
D  Pinel.
E  Penfield and Boldrey.
Question #11
Neurons that fire in response to making a particular response, observing somebody else making the response, or just thinking about the response are called
A  premotor neurons.
B  supplementary motor neurons.
C  ballistic neurons.
D  somatotopic neurons.
E  mirror neurons.
Question #12
In general, the various areas of secondary motor cortex are thought to
A  provide the major input to spinal motor circuits.
B  terminate response sequences.
C  program specific patterns of movement.
D  specialize in guiding learned sequences.
E  mediate reflexes.
Question #13
Apraxia typically affects
A  only the legs.
B  only the right side of the body.
C  both sides of the body.
D  only the left side of the body.
E  only the arms.
Question #14
Much of the output of the posterior parietal cortex goes to the
A  all of these
B  various areas of secondary motor cortex.
C  dorsolateral prefrontal association cortex.
D  frontal eye fields.
Question #15
During sensorimotor learning,
A  the locus of control is often shifted to lower levels of the sensorimotor hierarchy.
B  individual responses are often integrated into continuous motor programs.
C  all of these
D  the locus of control is often shifted from conscious to unconscious control mechanisms
Question #16
With respect to sensorimotor learning, the advantage of transferring control to lower circuits of the neural hierarchy is that it
A  frees the higher levels of the nervous system to deal with more complex issues.
B  increases conscious awareness of the response.
C  all of these
D  increases validity.
E  increases the reliability of movements.
Question #17
Which kinds of movements are NOT influenced by sensory feedback?
A  ballistic movements
B  unpracticed movements
C  practiced movements
D  innate movements
E  reflexive movements
Question #18
Like the sensory systems, the sensorimotor system is
A  parallel
B  all of these
C  hierarchical.
D  functionally segregated.
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