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Question 1 Match the effects of alcohol to the part of the brain that is being affected. This is an application exercise. You will have to use your knowledge of what each part of the brain does to match the effects of alcohol on a person to the correct part of the brain.

Question 1 options:

Reticular Formation

Temporal Lobe

Amygdala

Occipital Lobe

Frontal Lobe

Medulla

Hippocampus

Cerebellum

1.
Loss of inhibition. Will do things one wouldn't normally due when sober.

2.
Vision become blurry and sometimes one loses sight totally.

3.
Slowed reaction time. Stumbling, difficulty walking straight.

4.
Feels emotions with more intensity

5.
Loss of memory

6.
"passing out" Loss of consciousness

7.
Slowed or stopping heart rate and breathing

8.
Hearing dulled.

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