carries info away from brain long nerve fiber carries smell into brain carries info to the brain relay station for sensory info brain cells die due to lack of blood flow consists of brain. spinal cord short nerve fiber facial muscles are paralyzed largest part of brain outer tissue of brain absence of reflex grooves on the surface of cerebrum decreased reflex carries visual info to brain connects brain to spinal cord stronger than normal reflex coordinates muscle movement controls visual/audioreflex controls vital activities inner tissue of brain predicted automatic response outermost layer of the cerebrum membrane that covers brain and spinal cord carries info away from brain long nerve fiber carries smell into brain carries info to the brain relay station for sensory info brain cells die due to lack of blood flow consists of brain. spinal cord short nerve fiber facial muscles are paralyzed largest part of brain outer tissue of brain absence of reflex grooves on the surface of cerebrum decreased reflex carries visual info to brain connects brain to spinal cord stronger than normal reflex coordinates muscle movement controls visual/audioreflex controls vital activities inner tissue of brain predicted automatic response outermost layer of the cerebrum membrane that covers brain and spinal cord
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
carries info away from brain
long nerve fiber
carries smell into brain
carries info to the brain
relay station for sensory info
brain cells die due to lack of blood flow
consists of brain. spinal cord
short nerve fiber
facial muscles are paralyzed
largest part of brain
outer tissue of brain
absence of reflex
grooves on the surface of cerebrum
decreased reflex
carries visual info to brain
connects brain to spinal cord
stronger than normal reflex
coordinates muscle movement
controls visual/audioreflex
controls vital activities
inner tissue of brain
predicted automatic response
outermost layer of the cerebrum
membrane that covers brain and spinal cord