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    The human brain has three main parts: the cerebrum, cerebellum, and medulla oblongata. [1] The cerebrum is the largest part and controls voluntary actions like dancing and walking. It has two hemispheres and is highly folded. [2] The cerebellum is located at the lower back of the cerebrum and controls balance and posture. [3] The medulla oblongata is the lowest part, connects to the spinal cord, and controls involuntary actions like breathing and heart rate.

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    The human brain has three main parts: the cerebrum, cerebellum, and medulla oblongata. [1] The cerebrum is the largest part and controls voluntary actions like dancing and walking. It has two hemispheres and is highly folded. [2] The cerebellum is located at the lower back of the cerebrum and controls balance and posture. [3] The medulla oblongata is the lowest part, connects to the spinal cord, and controls involuntary actions like breathing and heart rate.

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    Human Brain - 4 Emeral

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    The human brain has three main parts: the cerebrum, cerebellum, and medulla oblongata. [1] The cerebrum is the largest part and controls voluntary actions like dancing and walking. It has two hemispheres and is highly folded. [2] The cerebellum is located at the lower back of the cerebrum and controls balance and posture. [3] The medulla oblongata is the lowest part, connects to the spinal cord, and controls involuntary actions like breathing and heart rate.

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    5 : THE
    HUMAN BRAIN
    ~ OTAK MANUSIA
    cerebrum

    cerebellum
    Medulla oblongata
    CEREBERUM - The largest part of the brain
    -Has 2 hemispheres ( right &left)
    - highly folded(berlipat), contains a lot of neurones
    FUNCTIONS:
    -*Control all voluntary actions( tindakan terkawal)
    -Located at the lower
    backside of the
    cereberum
    -Has 2 hemisphere and
    folded surface.
    cerebellum -FUNCTIONS:
    -Control the balance &
    posture of body
    Medulla oblongata

    -Is the lowest part of brain


    -Connect to spinal cord

    Function:
    Production of saliva
    Control all INVOLUNTARY
    ACTIONS of body.
    ACTIVITIES
    Classify the activities given under the respective part of the brain responsible for them

    Dancing, tasting, listening, cycling, toddling(bertatih), knee-jerking, looking,


    heartbeating, sneezing(bersin), coughing, smelling, walking, breathing

    Part of the brain

    Cerebrum Medulla oblongata


    Cerebellum

    •Dancing, Toddling, Knee-jerking,


    •Listening, *Cycling, Breathing,
    •looking, coughing,
    •smelling, heartbeating,
    •walking, sneezing.
    • tasting
    Classify the activities given into voluntary action and involuntary
    actions
    Thinking, remembering, heartbeat, walking, kicking, peristalsis,
    looking, digestion(pencernaan), secreting saliva(perembesan air
    liur)

    Types of action

    Voluntary action Involuntary actions

    Hearing, Pulse beating,


    thinking, heartbeat,
    walking, peristalsis,
    kicking, digestion,
    looking, secreting saliva.
    remembering
    PART OF CEREBERUM
    bahagian sereberum
    Motor area

    Thinking &
    reasoning Sensory area

    Visual area

    speech

    hearing

    Taste & smell


    Effects Of Injuries
    Of Specific Parts Of
    The Human Brain
    Motor area

    Thinking &
    reasoning Sensory area

    Visual area

    speech

    hearing

    Taste & smell

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