The brain

consists of the

cerebrum, the cerebellum, and the brainstem. 

The cerebellum is divided into: the _____ and _____ zone; the hemisphere; the flocculonodular lobe.

The brainstem is divided into 3 major parts e.g. the _____,

pons, and _____.

The frontal lobe contains the

primary motor and premotor cortex, _____, and _____.

The cerebellum controls _____, ______, and learning of repeated motor

functions. 

Disorders of the cerebellum lead to disturbances of _____, _____, and coordinated motor actions. 

The grey matter that covers the surface of the cortex is characterized by numerous gaps, which are represented by the long, narrow, and hollow spaces also called _____ separating gyri.  

The external layer of the grey matter is

characterized by numerous folds that course on the surface of the