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As she runs a race, Aggie's heart starts beating faster to help her body keep up with its increasing need for oxygen. Which part of the brain can Aggie largely thank for this change?
 
  a. forebrain
  b. midbrain
  c. hindbrain
  d. hippocampus

Question 2

Rafael is carefully weighing the many advantages and disadvantages of attending a large state university rather than a small local college. Which part of the brain can Rafael largely thank for the ability to make his decision?
 
  a. forebrain
  b. midbrain
  c. hindbrain
  d. cerebellum



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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