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Brain & Senses Myths: What Is Real?

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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20Health & BodyThe brain remains active while a person sleeps.
Question 2 of 20Health & BodyPeople are born as strictly left-brained or right-brained personality types.
Question 3 of 20Health & BodyEating carrots can restore every kind of poor eyesight.
Question 4 of 20Health & BodyBrain tissue itself lacks the pain receptors that detect a headache.
Question 5 of 20Health & BodyA skull completely prevents concussions during an impact.
Question 6 of 20Health & BodyPupils normally change size in response to light.
Question 7 of 20Health & BodyAdult brains can change as people learn and practice.
Question 8 of 20Health & BodyConflicting signals from the eyes and inner ear can contribute to motion sickness.
Question 9 of 20Health & BodyHumans use only ten percent of their brains.
Question 10 of 20Health & BodyHuman memory records events exactly like an unedited video camera.
Question 11 of 20Health & BodySweet, salty, sour, and bitter tastes are detected only in separate tongue zones.
Question 12 of 20Health & BodyEarwax has protective as well as cleaning functions in the ear canal.
Question 13 of 20Health & BodyBlinking helps spread tears across the eye’s surface.
Question 14 of 20Health & BodyCracking knuckles has been proven to cause arthritis.
Question 15 of 20Health & BodyOnly men can have color-vision deficiency.
Question 16 of 20Health & BodySmell contributes strongly to the experience commonly called flavor.
Question 17 of 20Health & BodyReading in dim light permanently ruins healthy eyes.
Question 18 of 20Health & BodyHearing loss is always immediately obvious to the person experiencing it.
Question 19 of 20Health & BodyThe inner ear helps the body maintain balance.
Question 20 of 20Health & BodyEven a brief very loud sound can damage hearing.

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