Problem: How to understand the four main parts of the brain
Explore the largest section of the brain.
The brain weighs approximately 3 pounds, and the cerebrum occupies 80% of this mass. Important brain functions such as thought, memory, judgement, and decision-making are all controlled in the cerebrum. OPTIONS:
- Understand the function at which a brain is connected, or connected to nearby neurons. The cerebellum is located next to the brain.
- Which one is responsible for the brain functions? For example, a brain is a motor, leading you to generate a dense processor from the brain. It uses all these connections to create bigger, more efficient solutions in a given situation in a larger context.
- Frontal lobe development is a distinct area with many complex concepts and has a significant impact on how those together use the brain. The primary primary function is the central brain.
- Understand the sections of the cerebrum. The cerebrum is divided into four lobes, each with a specific function : Frontal lobe: high levels of perception and motor skills are controlled by the frontal lobe.

Answer: Understand the sections of the cerebrum. The cerebrum is divided into four lobes, each with a specific function : Frontal lobe: high levels of perception and motor skills are controlled by the frontal lobe.

Problem: A young man kneels to lift a heavy weight. then OPTIONS:
- , the young man lift the weight above his head to strike the plaster on the wall.
- , the man talks using his mouth and arm.
- , the young man drops the weight, with the second man picking the weight to raise.
- , the young man lifts the weigh above his head while he kneels.

Answer: , the young man lifts the weigh above his head while he kneels.

Problem: How to get a baby with an ear infection to sleep
Get a prescription for your child.
When you notice that your child is in pain, contact your pediatrician right away. He or she will be able to diagnose the ear infection and prescribe medication that will help your child to overcome the infection. OPTIONS:
- Some children report recurring ear infections to their doctors, so it's a good idea to find a pediatrician who has experience in treating children with an ear infection and/or is a professional. Keep your child's ear clean.
- Your pediatrician will most likely prescribe antibiotics, and possibly some pain medication. Follow the doctor's orders when giving your child the medication.
- It is common for for the ear infections to develop slowly and then progress slowly to greater severity over time. Some adults with an ear infection can develop ear infections without treatment.
- They will also likely prescribe a sedative to help your child sleep better. Consider getting a prescription for a pacifier that will soothe the ear.
Answer: Your pediatrician will most likely prescribe antibiotics, and possibly some pain medication. Follow the doctor's orders when giving your child the medication.