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Right vs Left Brain Myth Quiz


Right vs Left Brain Myth QuizVersión en línea Right-vs-left brain myth overview. por Fotima Jòrayeva 1 What does the right side of the brain mostly control? a Imagination and creativity b Logical thinking c Language skills d Mathematics 2 What does the left side of the brain mainly control? a Logical and analytical thinking b Art c Music d Emotions 3 What do many online quizzes claim about people? a They can find your IQ b They can tell if you are tall c They can tell if you are right-brained or left-brained d They can test your memory 4 What did the University of Utah research show? a Both sides of the brain work together b Right-brained people are more creative c One side of the brain is stronger d Left-brained people are smarter 5 Why did people start to believe the right/left brain theory? a Because it is easy to test b Because the media misunderstood the findings c Because scientists proved it d Because teachers supported it 6 What did Roger Sperry study? a Animal brains b Split-brain patients c Children’s learning d Online quizzes 7 What happened after the idea became popular? a Many self-help books appeared b Students stopped studying c Scientists accepted it completely d Schools changed the curriculum 8 According to the text, why is the theory not scientifically correct? a Because there is no strong evidence b Because it is too old c Because the brain never uses both sides d Because the left brain does not exist 9 What is the main idea of the text? a The theory is true b Everyone is either right-brained or left-brained c The theory is a myth and oversimplified d Only creative people use the right brain 10 What does modern research suggest? a People use only 10% of their brain b Both hemispheres work together in most tasks c Left hemisphere is always dominant d One hemisphere always works alone

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por Fotima Jòrayeva

What does the right side of the brain mostly control?

What does the left side of the brain mainly control?

What do many online quizzes claim about people?

What did the University of Utah research show?

Why did people start to believe the right/left brain theory?

What did Roger Sperry study?

What happened after the idea became popular?

According to the text, why is the theory not scientifically correct?

What is the main idea of the text?

What does modern research suggest?