Identify the main regions of the human brain and descibe the main functions of each part

In which orientation are we viewing this brain? Which hemisphere are we looking at? a) mid-sagittal; left b) mid-sagittal; right c) coronal; left d) coronal; right

Match each structure of the brain with its function. ✓corpus callosum ✓midbrain ✓thalamus cerebral cortex ✓pons ✓medulla oblongata ✓hypothalamus ✓ cerebellum A. "cardiac, vasomotor, and respiratory centers" B. "pathway in and out of the cerebellum, pathway for ascending and descending tracts" C. "conducts signals up and down the brainstem, and between the brainstem and cerebellum" D. "coordination and locomotion ability, spacial perception, and planning" E. "hormone secretion, thermoregulation, food and water intake, memory, emotional behavior" F. relays signals to specific regions of the cerebral cortex G. bundles of commissural tracts that communicates right and left hemispheres H. "gray matter intimately related with cognition (consciousness, thought, etc)"

The concept of “labeled lines” states that each nerve input to the brain reports only a particular type of information, such as auditory versus visual information. Does this happen because the nature of the nerve fibers conveying the information is unique or because the nature of the brain location where the signals are received is unique? How do you know this?