1) Before we can begin on this quest, we have to determine whether or not you have a brain and how well it works. Please locate the brain in the image below.
 

Seriously, let's take 10 minutes to take an IQ test. While this Intelligent Test might not be the most accurate, it is not a bad indicator of how smart you are. Here's hoping you're smarter than the average bear. Take the test and write your score below.
 Score______________

2) Having determined that you do indeed have a brain and that you might even know how to use it,
we are going to discover which side of your brain is the dominant hemisphere. Click on this test
for brain dominance and write in the space below which you are--right or left brain dominant.
 

3) If you are smarter than the average bear, labeling this brain diagram should be a piece of cake.

4) Blame your anatomy teacher for these diagrams. Please label them correctly. If you have problems, click on the images.

5) Here are some brain FAQs just for you. Don't be nervous; you'll find the answers to these amazing questions by clicking on this website for brain facts.

• 1) _____________________________ take information away from the neuron and
  ___________________________________ bring information to the neuron.
• 2) The average human brain weighs ________________ but it's no wonder an elephant never forgets because its brain weighs _______________.
• 3) How many neurons does your brain have?
• 4) How long would it take you to count all the neurons in your brain?
• 5) Line up Mr. Smith's neurons in a straight line. How long would that neuron chain be? (Anyone who says a yard fails the class.)

  6) What's a webquest without a post-test. Click here and take the true/false and multiple choice tests and write your scores below.

  Multiple Choice___________

  True/False_______________
   

  Webquest designed by Scot Smith, librarian at Central High School