1. Cerebrellum: This part sits atop the spinal column and controls vital functions of the
body. It is also responsible for movements learned through repitition.
2. Cerebrum: This part of the brain does several very complex tasks such as holding memories, allowing
one to recongnize things, and enabling a person to imagine and think.
3. Frontal Lobes: This part of the brain is located directly behind the forehead and acts as
a short term memory storage. It is responsible for scheduling, planning, reasoning, and imagining.
4. Motor Area: This part of the brain helps to control voluntary movements.
5. Broca's Area: This part of the brain allows thoughts to be transformed into words.
6. Parietal Lobes: Control taste, scent, and the texture of food.
7. Sensory Areas: Recieve information about temperature, taste, touch, and movement. Sensory
Areas are also responsible for functioning reading and arithmetic
8. Optical Lobes: Used to process images from the eyes and also link information with images in memory.
9. Temporal Lobes: These respond to stimuli such as music, recieve information from the ears,
and play a crucial role in forming memories. They also integrate memories and sensations of taste, sound, sight, and touch.
