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T en classic Brain Awareness Week brain teasers for puzzlers of all ages!Find more puzz les a t w ww.dana.org Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "NAME GAME" Your brain is always learning -- and school is your best opportunity to concentrate on increasing your knowledge and brainpower. Here's a rhyming puzzle to put your brain to the test. Each clue has a two-word answer that rhymes; all you have to do is fill in the correct letters. Here's an example: when your head hurts, you might call it a brain pain. See how many of the following rhymes you can guess.

1. Getting a good education gives you a...

2. Tired from cramming for tests...

3. An example would be, don"t talk in class...

4. What education does that"s important...

5. A brain that"s learned its lessons does this with no trouble...

6. Doing your homework everyday makes you a...

Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "WORD SEARCH" Word search puzzles can be a lot of fun. The letters look all mixed up, but hidden among them are many words that describe the things you can do with your brain. See how many brain activities you can find and circle. The words can rea d across, up, down, or diagonally. If you can locate all 12 words, you're reall y using your brain!

Q A S B R E A D C D

T E E X L Z O P N R

H I E W H S B A P K

I E A B C O T D E N

N F A D G S P I J O

K K L R R M N E T W

O G U E S S P Q A R

S T D A U F E E L V

W N X M Y Z A B K C

U D B E L I E V E F Word search puzzle words to find: S E E

H E A R

R E A D

F E E L

T A L K H O P E

K N O W

T H I N K G U E S S

D R E A M

B E L I E V E

U N D E R S T A N D

Reprinted with permission by the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "FORMING WORDS" This puzzle gives you five key words to work with. Each key word can be inserted in one or more of the letter groups below to unlock a new word.

Key words:

B R A I N H E A D I D E A M E N T A L

First, add one of the key words above to the letters below in order to form a word. Then draw a line matching each word to its meaning in the right- hand column. ) I E S T (outlook)

D O U B L E ( ) E R (kind of combat)

) I T Y (essential) ) L L Y (it's a snap!)

E L E (

(baseball bonus) ) T O ( ) (most intelligent) N O ( ) E R (secret retreat) H ( ) W A Y (in a perfect world) Reprinted with permission of the Dana Alliance for Brain InitiativesL A M E N TS K I D

H E R C A R E

SR A T E

M E G A

SR E N A L

S W O R

DT A R T S

M U T I L A T E

SP H A S E"Q.E.D."

Everyone knows that _______ brains continue to _______ an d gro w , but new _______ suggests that even the brains of olde r adults are not "frozen." They respond well to ______ exercise suc h as ______ involving ______ like the ones that follow here. It is als o useful to ______ your senses and to seek out new experiences ______ your brain workouts now and get yourself in ______. I t works, as will be shown -- or as they say in Latin, "quod _____ _ demonstrandum" !Unscramble the ten words below by rearranging the order of the letters - - then fill them in the spaces above to find out why it's useful to exercise your brain on ga mes and puzzles Reprinted with permission of the Dana Alliance for Brain InitiativesLHCBE QOAER ZSTTS SWCSI

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You might think your eyes are doing all th

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Darn Quick"!

Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "SCRAMBLED LETTERS"

BRAIN SCIENCES

Neuroscience is the scientific study of the brain and its functions. It takes a lot of studying to become a neuroscientist. In fact, you'll study many diff erent sciences on your way to understanding the human brain. What sciences will you study? Some of the answers are given in the scra mbled words below. Each clue tells you what kind of knowledge you will acquir e in the "scientific" answer. There's a lot to learn -- but if you study hard, you'll make the grade

B ________

L Y I O G O (the study of living things)

P ________

S I C S H Y (the study of matter and energy)

M ________

I N E C E D I (the study of health and sickness)

N _________

Y O L G R O E U (the study of the nervous system) P _ _______ C L Y O S G O Y H (the study of the behavior of humans and animals related to mental processes) Reprinted with permission of the Dana Alliance for Brain InitiativesHeadache

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s"New Game" Did you know that when large numbers of smart people leave one country t o work in another it's called a brain drain? Use your head to come up with other "n ame game" rhyming expre s- sions based on the following clues. If you get three or more, you are c lever indeed - and fou r or more puts you in right in the middle of genius territory (brain terr ain)

Reprinted with permission of the Dana Alliance for Brain InitiativesL C A N A E(to walk upright)

M E E M R E

B(to know where you're going)

Z Y L A N

E(to understand information)

E I G N M

A(to foresee what might happen)

E I O T

C(to observe the things around you)"HIGH Q"

Our brains are essential to us because they make us who we are -- an d they also help us perform the "higher functions" that make us human .Starting with each letter to the left, see if you can unscramble the res t of the lettersto fill in these five higher functions that the brain can perform - a nd imagine whatlife would be like if our brains couldn't do them! B IA NR Reprinted with permission of the Dana Alliance for Brain InitiativesThink / Army

Head / Jump

Thought / Hot-air

Intelligence /

T alent

Mind / Speed

Mental / San Francisco

Smart / Chocolate-chip

Memory / River

Rational / Phone

Brain / Micro

"Q & A" Here's a puzzle that can test your mental agility: what third word fo llows each of the first tw o words to complete a compound word or a familiar two-word phrase Example: if the clue words are "BRAIN" and "THUNDER," the word that comp letes both co m- pound words or phrases might be "STORM": Brainstorm and Thunderstorm Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "SCRAMBLED LETTERS" answers:

Biology

(the study of living things)

Physics(the study of matter and energy)

Medicine (the study of health and sickness)

Neurology (the study of the nervous system)

Psychology(the study of the behavior of humans and animals related to mental processes) "NAME GAME" answers:

1.S M A R T S T A R T

2.

B R A I N

D R A I N

3.

S C H O O L

R U L E

4.

T R A I N S

B R A I N S

5.

P A S S E S

C L A S S E S

6.

P R U D E N T

S T U D E N T

Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "WORD SEARCH" Answer Key

Q A S B R E A D C D

T E E X L Z O P N R

H I E W H S B A P K

I E A B C O T D E N

N F A D G S P I J O

K K L R R M N E T W

O G U E S S P Q A R

S T D A U F E E L V

W N X M Y Z A B K C

U D B E L I E V E F S E E

H E A R

R E A D

F E E L

T A L K H O P E

K N O W

T H I N K G U E S S

D R E A M

B E L I E V E

U N D E R S T A N D

Reprinted with permission from the Dana Alliance for Brain Initiatives "FORMING WORDS" answers: (BRAIN) I E S T (outlook)

D O U B L E (HEAD) E R (kind of combat)

(MENTAL) I T Y (essential) (IDEA) L L Y (it's a snap!)

E L E (MENTAL) (baseball bonus)

(HEAD) T O (HEAD) (most intelligent)

N O (BRAIN) E R (secret retreat)

H (IDEA) W A Y (in a perfect world)

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