10 Facts About Brain Prove You’re Capable of Anything

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10 Facts About Brain Prove You’re Capable of AnythingVersión en línea Listening activity Grade 10 por Veta Livka 1 The brain cannot tell the difference between real events and imagined events. a TRUE b FALSE 2 Mental work significantly changes the composition of blood in the brain, which is why thinking tires you. a TRUE b FALSE 3 More than half of the thoughts a person has in the present are repetitions of thoughts from yesterday. a TRUE b FALSE 4 If you think about a trip to Paris often, your brain will start noticing reminders of Paris in everyday life. a TRUE b FALSE 5 Learning a new language has no effect on the physical structure of the brain. a TRUE b FALSE 6 The brain is more active during sleep than during waking hours according to the video. a TRUE b FALSE 7 Taking passive rest on a couch with snacks is described as the most useful kind of relaxation for the brain. a TRUE b FALSE 8 Forgetting some information helps the nervous system stay flexible so it can form new memories. a FALSE b TRUE 9 The brain itself does not feel pain because it lacks the necessary pain receptors. a FALSE b TRUE 10 Repeating positive beliefs (like “I will succeed”) can help the brain form new neural connections that increase the chance of achieving goals. a TRUE b FALSE

10 Facts About Brain Prove You’re Capable of AnythingVersión en línea

Listening activity Grade 10

por Veta Livka

The brain cannot tell the difference between real events and imagined events.

TRUE

FALSE

Mental work significantly changes the composition of blood in the brain, which is why thinking tires you.

TRUE

FALSE

More than half of the thoughts a person has in the present are repetitions of thoughts from yesterday.

TRUE

FALSE

If you think about a trip to Paris often, your brain will start noticing reminders of Paris in everyday life.

TRUE

FALSE

Learning a new language has no effect on the physical structure of the brain.

TRUE

FALSE

The brain is more active during sleep than during waking hours according to the video.

TRUE

FALSE

Taking passive rest on a couch with snacks is described as the most useful kind of relaxation for the brain.

TRUE

FALSE

Forgetting some information helps the nervous system stay flexible so it can form new memories.

FALSE

TRUE

The brain itself does not feel pain because it lacks the necessary pain receptors.

FALSE

TRUE

Repeating positive beliefs (like “I will succeed”) can help the brain form new neural connections that increase the chance of achieving goals.

TRUE

FALSE

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10 Facts About Brain Prove You’re Capable of AnythingVersión en línea

por Veta Livka

The brain cannot tell the difference between real events and imagined events.

Mental work significantly changes the composition of blood in the brain, which is why thinking tires you.

More than half of the thoughts a person has in the present are repetitions of thoughts from yesterday.

If you think about a trip to Paris often, your brain will start noticing reminders of Paris in everyday life.

Learning a new language has no effect on the physical structure of the brain.

The brain is more active during sleep than during waking hours according to the video.

Taking passive rest on a couch with snacks is described as the most useful kind of relaxation for the brain.

Forgetting some information helps the nervous system stay flexible so it can form new memories.

The brain itself does not feel pain because it lacks the necessary pain receptors.

Repeating positive beliefs (like “I will succeed”) can help the brain form new neural connections that increase the chance of achieving goals.

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